I know the term "patent-troll" is often preserved for non-practising entities, but at this rate Apple is clearly doing its best to qualify for the badge none the less.
Apple is seeking to entirely kill off an industry competitor from the marketplace (and their claims at being willing to license are disingenuous at best as the suggested publicly known license fees show). They are now a serious and terminal problem for the entire industry.
There was a brief moment a few months ago where I thought about buying some new Apple hardware, the new rMBP look delish. But now? Never mind. I'll wait till Samsung brings out a decent ultrabook with a high res display and give them my money directly.
Samsung had the South Korean government block the iPhone from South Korea for two years when it was released.
If the Samsung Galaxy S Note S2 Ultra S is banned in the US, consumers will still be able to buy the Samsung Galaxy S Note S2 Ultra X.
When Samsung had the South Korean government block the original iPhone from South Korea, it was Apple's only phone.