Updated Dec. 18, 2012 at 5:51 a.m.
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San Francisco — "Samsung may have cut into Apple's customer base somewhat, but there is no suggestion that Samsung will wipe out Apple's customer base, or force Apple out of the business of making smartphones," judge in patent case rules. "The present case involves lost sales -- not a lost ability to be a viable market participant."
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Samsung's latest Galaxy smartphone
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San Francisco — "Samsung may have cut into Apple's customer base somewhat, but there is no suggestion that Samsung will wipe out Apple's customer base, or force Apple out of the business of making smartphones," judge in patent case rules. "The present case involves lost sales -- not a lost ability to be a viable market participant."
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