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Topic # 93833 30-Nov-2011 15:55 Send private message

Not sure if this thread belongs to Android or Apple but since Samsung won then I guess here is ok.

http://www.smh.com.au/digital-life/tablets/samsung-tablet-ban-lifted-20111130-1o5rz.html

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  Reply # 551887 30-Nov-2011 16:04 Send private message

Horray! Well, what a farce it has been!

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  Reply # 551890 30-Nov-2011 16:17 Send private message

Awesome news




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  Reply # 551903 30-Nov-2011 16:39 Send private message

Yay to Samsung .... missing my Galaxy Tab 7 inch


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  Reply # 551921 30-Nov-2011 17:21 Send private message

I seem to buy myself presents each year for christmas, last year was a new amp.. the year before that a sterling chain.. the year before that PC parts.

I think my austalian visit in Feb may well entail a delayed self-gift this year.. if pricing of the A500 there compared to here is a guage of the possible difference to SGTs :D



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  Reply # 552672 2-Dec-2011 15:12 Send private message

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand the ban is back http://www.smh.com.au/digital-life/tablets/samsung-galaxy-tab-ban-extended-by-high-court-20111202-1oac8.html

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