[citation][nom]belardo[/nom]This doesn't mean the customer was confused... it means they didn't like the product and returned for something else. I bought a different brand of juice last night that tastes like crap, next time I go to the store, I'll exchange it for something else. No difference... I'm there are idiots out there who are confused... oh well.Back when we bought the iPad1, there was the XOOM and Samsung tablets on the market... the iPad2 was out of stock (I wish we could have bought the 2 - oh well) - we didn't go Android because Android tablets were crap back then... even against a 1 year old iPad1.I'm not sure what I want on the next one. I'm mostly happy with the iPad1 and would like to replace it with the iPad4.... the 4:3 screen is so much better than 16:9. But Apple is pissing me off attacking Samsung over BS.[/citation]
[citation][nom]android911[/nom]So it is essentially saying that someone walked into an auto dealer shop, bought a Toyota and then returns, with reason saying that he thought he was buying a Ford, means that Toyota can no longer manufacture and sell cars.I don't think legal system is so stupid. I always thought such courtroom drama is allowed to be played out, is only because economy is bad and Apple is the current poster child that makes money in this climate. 15 years ago, Apple would have been investigated for its anti-competitive attitude just like what happened to Microsoft. Meanwhile, all this lawsuit is not really doing Apple any good as Android market share continue to climb and Apple is slowly losing ground. Due to high profile lawsuits, now people are more aware of Samsung products and think they must be as good as Apple since Apple is so afraid of them.[/citation]
^2 summed it up nicely.
[citation][nom]damianrobertjones[/nom]The quality of the new iPad with its WiFi connection issue was purely disgusting![/citation]
Fixed it. You're welcome.