[nl]

> I'm not going to comment on how the Scorpion looks like typical Chinese IP theft.

Is that because it's different enough to appeal to an entirely different audience?

> I had to fully disassemble - in some cases cutting wires .. The full disassembly, move and reassembly process took about 20 hours.

I wonder if a competitor could possibly improve this is any way at all?

[iratewizard]

> > I'm not going to comment on how the Scorpion looks like typical Chinese IP theft. > Is that because it's different enough to appeal to an entirely different audience?

No. It's because Chinese IP theft is so common place that it's hardly worth noting.

> I wonder if a competitor could possibly improve this is any way at all?

I really struck a nerve with you, didn't I?

[nl]

> No. It's because Chinese IP theft is so common place that it's hardly worth noting.

In this case what exactly is "theft"? The idea of a floating screen chair? That seems to be done by multiple companies, and doesn't appear to be protected IP in anyway.

If you disagree then it's be great to see the trademark, patent, design patent or copyright that has even possibly been violated here.

> I really struck a nerve with you, didn't I?

I appreciated the irony of commenting on something by saying "I'm not going to say something about X"!

[iratewizard]

You are really hung up on this and I don't understand why.