Court keeps Samsung's original Galaxy Tab 10.1 banned in Germany

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The latest development in the on-going battle between Apple and Samsung has seen a German court overruling Samsung’s appeal against the banning of the original Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Germany, Reuters reports.

Samsung must instead make do with selling the redesigned Galaxy Tab 10.1N in Germany for the foreseeable future – which in all fairness shouldn’t hit Samsung or its potential customers too hard.

If you fancy a recap on the drawn out legal battles between the two tech giants then cheek out our Apple vs Samsung – the story so far guide for all you need to know.

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