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Interesting valuation. The iPad name wasn't worth $400 million a year before the iPad came out. Maybe the transaction would be worth that much now, but it didn't take place now, it took place in 2009.

So if I unload a vintage Karmann Ghia as a basket case for $500, and the next owner restores it gleaming perfection and subsequently sells it for $25,000, can I claim he deceived me and demand more money?

A decision against Apple has the potential to cost China a whole lot more than what Proview might recover. What company in its right mind would want to do business there?

VeryOldMacGuy, on 29 February 2012 - 09:52 AM, said:

Any company interested in mass production with cheap labor.

Apple - just change the name of the iPad in Communist China to the "Apple Pad" and be done with it - sue Proview for defamation and put them out of their misery - once and for all.

Accordguy0325, on 29 February 2012 - 03:10 PM, said:

Hear Hear!