Apple's new iPad 'could be banned in China' despite fanfare launch

Independent.ie Thursday 8th March, 2012

iPad may have launched to great fanfare, but the company needs to resolve a new issue with Proview, a Chinese technology firm intent upon banning the sale of the tablet device in

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