The whole business continues its decent into farce if not.
The Galaxy Tab 10.1 has been destroyed by this temporary ban. While it's been banned nobody's been developing for it, and there's been no chance for any kind of 'buzz'. Its window has now passed, and it'll likely never really get off the ground.
For one company to be able to do that to another with a spurious ban is ridiculous.
Its window had passed before the injunction. The ban went into effect June 26, 2012, a full year after the Galaxy Tab 10.1 went on the market.
Meanwhile, the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1's successor, which was not affected by the injunction, had been out for a month and a half (it came out early May 2012).
The Galaxy Tab 10.1 has been destroyed by this temporary ban. While it's been banned nobody's been developing for it, and there's been no chance for any kind of 'buzz'. Its window has now passed, and it'll likely never really get off the ground.
For one company to be able to do that to another with a spurious ban is ridiculous.