In addition to the recent hubbub created over the treatment of factory workers in China, Apple is facing a new onslaught of problems centered on its iPad tablet product. The tech giant is facing legal trouble over the trademark of the iPad in China, leaving the company with a ton of legal wrangling to deal with before the iPad can be sold in this tech-happy country. This leaves opportunities for other tech companies, including Samsung, to quickly move to aggressively market another viable tablet option to the market in place of Apple.

The legal issue has caused retailers to pull existing iPad tablets off of their shelves until the issue is resolved. Presently, the Apple iPad leads other tablets in its same arena with a 76 percent share of the market. However, this is sure to change since Apple had to pull its tablet products from retail shelves. Analysts say that Samsung has the best chance of taking a bite out of Apple’s hold on the Chinese tablet market because the Samsung Galaxy tablet is priced similarly to the iPad. It is also made by a reputable tech company, which might inspire a greater sense of consumer trust, an important facet of buying tech gadgets.