Samsung has to wait one more week in its bid to sell the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia when a court again delayed its release in the country and Apple could file an appeal.The decision is designed to provide the High Court time to consider a request by Apple for special permission to pursue an appeal of the ban’s reversal by the Federal Court.
As reported by Reuters, that ban was scheduled to be lifted at 4pm GMT on Friday, but the court today extended it to Dec. 9 so Apple can file its objections.
For Apple, pursuing the appeals process has clear advantages even if the application is ultimately denied. This week-long stay, for example, further hampers Samsung’s ability to get the Galaxy Tab on store shelves during the busy holiday shopping season.
Previously, The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 was scheduled to launch in Australia on Sept. 12. But the patent fight with Apple, in August Samsung was volunteered not to sell the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia any earlier than Sept. 30. That came after Apple convinced a judge to delay Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 launch, claiming the tablet infringed on various elements of the Apple iPad 2. At the time Samsung's Australian counsel said Apple was basing its claims on the U.S. model, and Samsung agreed to hand to Apple several models of the Australian prototype.
As reported by Reuters, that ban was scheduled to be lifted at 4pm GMT on Friday, but the court today extended it to Dec. 9 so Apple can file its objections.
For Apple, pursuing the appeals process has clear advantages even if the application is ultimately denied. This week-long stay, for example, further hampers Samsung’s ability to get the Galaxy Tab on store shelves during the busy holiday shopping season.
Previously, The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 was scheduled to launch in Australia on Sept. 12. But the patent fight with Apple, in August Samsung was volunteered not to sell the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia any earlier than Sept. 30. That came after Apple convinced a judge to delay Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 launch, claiming the tablet infringed on various elements of the Apple iPad 2. At the time Samsung's Australian counsel said Apple was basing its claims on the U.S. model, and Samsung agreed to hand to Apple several models of the Australian prototype.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Launch further delayed in Australia
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