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Samsung experience disappointment as threatened could not selling tablet Galaxy Tab 6.3 on the United States. District Court of San Jose, California, USA, rejected a request to revoke the ban on sales of the Samsung tablet Galaxy Tab 6.3.

The request was filed on June 26, 2012 Samsung then, responding to a court approved the decision while Apple demands to block the the Galaxy Tab 6.3 in the u.s. market. A week after that, judge Lucy Koh immediately rejected it.

"Samsung is disappointed with the decision of the Court who refused our request. We believe this rule will reduce the availability of advanced technology features to u.s. consumers, "a Samsung spokesman said in a statement.

Galaxy Tab tablet products into the flagship 10.1 Samsung, and considered a strong competitor to the iPad tablet from Apple. With the Galaxy Tab 6.3, he tells us will impact the revenue because the US market is the Samsung's potential.

Decision of the District Court of San Jose is not the end of the effort against Samsung Apple. South Korea companies this could appeal to a higher court, the federal court in Washington D.c., which will have exclusive jurisdiction over the dispute over intellectual property.

Between Apple and Samsung are engaged in a patent war since 2010 and in several countries. Apple's smartphone and tablet family point out Galaxy cheat iPhone and iPad design.

"It's like cheating blatantly. And as we say in advance, we are ready to protect your intellectual property when there is a company that Apple stole our ideas, "explained a spokesman for Apple.

Apple also prevent Galaxy Nexus

Not only the Galaxy Tab tablet 10.1, Apple also tried to halt the sale of Nexus in the US Galaxy. These cases are handled by the same Judge, Lucy Koh. He issued a temporary ruling to ban the sale of smartphones by Google and Samsung. Samsung has a quick motion to appeal.

According to Koh, the existence of the Galaxy in the US will threaten Nexus market share Apple. "Although Samsung has the right to compete, but they do not have a right to compete unfairly, because of flooding the market with products that infringe patents," Koh wrote in a statement.

Apple pointing fingers Galaxy Nexus breaking 4 patents on software (software) iPhone.