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"Apple does not have the right to impose a sales ban on the revised Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1N, a German court has ruled. The judge stated that the modified Android tablet is different enough in design to Apple&amp;#039;s iPad 2 to avoid customer confusion. Samsung&amp;#039;s Galaxy Tab 10.1N, which features a revised bezel and alternate speaker placement, was designed specifically for the German marked to swerve an Apple-imposed injunction.  The ruling follows an unsuccessful bid by the Korean firm to overturn a sales ban on the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the region. In the wake of today&amp;#039;s ruling, industry analyst Florian Muller of FOSSpatents commented that the judge&amp;#039;s decision validates Apple&amp;#039;s legal claims against the Galaxy Tab 10.1. &amp;quot;Apple&amp;#039;s actions may have been aggressive, but they weren&amp;#039;t unreasonably overreaching. At the very least, there can be a genuine dispute over this issue,&amp;quot; he said. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 was unveiled at last year&amp;#039;s Mobile World Congress. The device received an overhaul following the release of Apple&amp;#039;s iPad 2. Earlier this week, Apple appealed to the European Telecommunications Standards Institute for &amp;quot;more consistent and transparent&amp;quot; patent licence rules. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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