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fastcompany: How explicitly can companies rip off Apple’s designs? That was at the heart of a test posed to Samsung attorney Kathleen Sullivan during an October courtroom hearing with Apple, when a U.S. judge held up two devices, an iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab, and asked Sullivan, Perry Mason-style, if she could tell them apart. “Not at this distance your honor,” said Sullivan, who stood just 10 feet away, according to Reuters. Too good.

fastcompany:

How explicitly can companies rip off Apple’s designs?

That was at the heart of a test posed to Samsung attorney Kathleen Sullivan during an October courtroom hearing with Apple, when a U.S. judge held up two devices, an iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab, and asked Sullivan, Perry Mason-style, if she could tell them apart.

“Not at this distance your honor,” said Sullivan, who stood just 10 feet away, according to Reuters.

Too good.

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