Galaxy tab return rate less than 2%Samsung and its biggest competitor Apple’s war on ‘Tab’ and ‘Pad’ might be going to court as recent critical accusation against Samsung could harm seriously the company’s reputation and future sales volume of its strategic product, Galaxy Tab.This accusation is based on by the research firm ITG’s recent report, which said that 16 percent of Galaxy Tabs are returned, much more than Apple’s iPad 2%. Turns out, it’s more like 2 percent, according to Samsung. On its blog, Samsung Tomorrow, the company writes: “The return rate of the Galaxy Tab in the US as claimed by an [sic] North American market research firm is incorrect. According to Samsung Electronics Mobile Communications Business the return rate is below 2 percent. It’s nonsense that return rate of Galaxy Pad is up to 16%, which is being sold as many as 2 million.”The ITG's study compared the Galaxy Tab’s numbers with the iPad’s, saying the Apple product’s return rate was only 2 percent. Some analysts said ‘this rumor’ even spread to mainstream newspapers such as the New York Post. However it turns out that the writers who started the rumor are huge Apple fans and that Apple’s marketing team even uses them from time-to-time. Therefore, lawsuit can be a result from these false claims. L.A. Industry Analyst Paul Mueller said “Samsung has a lawsuit going on here. The information was proven completely false. It is now up to Samsung to find out if ITG has created this rumor or was tipped off by-should I say it-Apple?”This is the second time in the past week that Samsung has been misrepresented. Last week, during the company’s earnings call, Samsung exec Lee Young-hee announced its sell-through rate to real customers was “quite smooth,” which was printed as “quite small” by various media outlets.(아주경제 송지영 운전자보험 포항꽃집 남성정력제추천 포항꽃배달 핀페시아 내구제 영통파스타 보험비교 수원중고차기자)[아주경제 ajnews.co.