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Re: Another lawsuit coming i think : /
« on: September 11, 2012, 11:39:00 PM »
Quote from: kedawa;707718
Who could sue them?  It looks like every other AIO out there.
The keyboard and mousepad are damn near identical to the ones that come with recent iMacs, I think was the point. The unit itself is different enough that it'd be harder to make an infringement case out of.

I don't get why the industry is getting so hot-and-bothered over AIO PCs lately...these flatscreen ones in particular are no better an idea than they were in the days of the iMac G5 and its constant heat issues. CRT AIO Macs got away with it because there was room in the case for proper airflow...
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Re: Another lawsuit coming i think : /
« Reply #1 on: September 12, 2012, 01:07:42 AM »
Quote from: kedawa;707753
But commodorejohn, you get the expandability of a laptop with the portability of a desktop.
It's win-win!
:laugh1: Oh, I'm saving that one...
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