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Did you look at the product he was selling? It was a ripoff copy of the iPod Shuffle. Kind of ironic that you're accusing the Apple lawyers of trying to stifle
by jaysonelliot 15y ago
Did you look at the product he was selling? It was a ripoff copy of the iPod Shuffle.
Kind of ironic that you're accusing the Apple lawyers of trying to stifle innovation, when the kid was making his money from what was essentially a pirated product.
- bh42222 15y agoIs it any more of a ripoff then any of the other MP3 players which were manufactured specifically to compete with Apple? Except those companies were big and had lawyers of their own.
- masklinn 15y ago> Is it any more of a ripoff then any of the other MP3 players which were manufactured specifically to compete with Apple? Yes, most of those did not look almost exactly like shuffles. TFAA was selling shuffle knockoffs: http://imgur.com/s2v8A http://imgur.com/s2v8A That's not the kind of "business models" which should be condoned.
- sjs 15y agoThere are 100 other comments about all the things you mentioned. DanielBMarkham's comment is great, can't we just leave it at that or add to it constructively?