EU settles cartel case in glass tubes for TVs, PCs
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bogva
Funny that Samsung escaped, as they were part of the cartel and got the "fruits" of it till 2004!
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PT24881
Musical chair game with only one seat available --Samsung denounced others first and being immuned against any fine..
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theeastisred
This is very meaningful isn't it for a product which disappeared from the world about 10 years ago. What about typewriters, telex machines, dictaphones and those lovely air pressure document shooters that used to whiz papers about the place in tubes?
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Nessie
Nice to see they've sorted that out just such glass tubes are on their way out.
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