Apple Inc. v. Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. et al

Filing 87

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Apple’s iPhone tops list of innovative
inventions
February 18, 2008

For many of Korea’s CEOs, the “I” in Apple’s iPhone stands for “inspiration.”
In a pool of 599 executives, about 26 percent named the innovative mobile
phone as the most inspirational new invention in a survey taken by Samsung
Economic Research Institute.
The CEOs picked the iPhone for its fusion of the functions of such gadgets as
a camera, MP3 player, global positioning system and portable computer. The
CEOs also said iPhone’s sleek design caught their eye.
Upon its launch in the United States last June, the iPhone created a frenzy
among American consumers, many of whom stayed up all night to stand in
line outside Apple stores the night before its launch.
The iPhone craze even helped its mobile carrier’s shares soar. AT&T is the
phone’s U.S.-based wireless service provider.
The rollable light-emitting diode display followed the iPhone with a 22
percent response. Unlike traditional displays, a rollable display can be
folded. Recently, the Readius, an e-book reader with a folding display, was
unveiled earlier this month at the World Mobile Congress in Barcelona,
Spain.
The Venturi Eclectic, a solar and wind-powered car, ranked third with 17
percent.
The Bubelle, a dress that can detect its wearer’s emotions, ranked fourth
with 9 percent. The Bubelle was developed by the Netherlands-based design
group at Royal Philips Electronics. The Bubelle has two layers, one of which
contains biometric sensors that pick up a wearer’s emotions and project
their corresponding colors on the second layer.
A methane-fueled rocket engine came in fifth with 7.2 percent. After the
rocket, a sugar-powered bio battery earned 6.8 percent. Boeing’s 787
Dreamliner, an aircraft that consumes less fuel than other similar models,
notched 6.4 percent. The HortiBot, a weed-removing robot, won 5.4 percent
of the vote.

By Sung So-young Staff Reporter [[e-mail]]

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