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    Samsung has to pay M$300 fees in the USA!

    Discussion in 'Samsung' started by ivar, Oct 16, 2005.

  1. ivar

    ivar Notebook Deity

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    Crescentmage Notebook Consultant

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    This is actually a somewhat older story from last week. Issues with RAM price fixing. Try here.
     
    Crescentmage, Oct 16, 2005
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    KrispyKreme50 Notebook Evangelist

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    One thing to note here - Samsung's not the only company that has been found guilty of price fixing. Just about every company such as Germany's Infineon has paid a fine for doing this. Samsung is merely paying the most because they are the largest seller in the United States.
     
    KrispyKreme50, Oct 17, 2005
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    .tom Samsung Moderator NBR Reviewer

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