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    iPhone 4 vivisected in 'first legal teardown'

    Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by Tinderbox (UK), Jun 23, 2010.

  1. Tinderbox (UK)

    Tinderbox (UK) BAKED BEAN KING

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    Tinderbox (UK), Jun 23, 2010
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  2. chris2k5

    chris2k5 Notebook Consultant

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    :SLEEP: Soooo interesting...I love iPhones but really? Why do we have to rip them apart everytime?
     
    chris2k5, Jun 23, 2010
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  3. Seshan

    Seshan Rawrrr!

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    I thought it was interesting, But I guess to each there own.
     
    Seshan, Jun 23, 2010
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  4. sgogeta4

    sgogeta4 Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    Next is blending them :D
     
    sgogeta4, Jun 23, 2010
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  5. mishap

    mishap Notebook Consultant

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    I thought the next step was the class action lawsuit when the battery doesn't last 36 months, the screen has defects, or it randomly loses signal due to a software bug.
     
    mishap, Jun 23, 2010
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  6. doh123

    doh123 Without ME its just AWESO

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    no.. class action when the metal scuffs...

    heck i got money back from the settlement on class action with scratching iPod Nanos... but that really was a major problem when the pad of my thumb could leave permanent marks.
     
    doh123, Jun 23, 2010
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