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* Samsung wins fight against Apple in Australia Samsung Electronics tablet computer, the Galaxy Tab, will be available to consumers in Australia in the coming days, after the South Korean electronics giant scored a victory against Apple in a legal battle that had blocked the product from going on sale. STORY HIGHLIGHTS Apple claims that Samsungs newer Galaxy Tab 10.1 copies the iPad The Australian High Court denied Apples appeal to an earlier court decision Samsung says Galaxy Tab will be ready for sale in Australia in time for the Christmas FULL STORY Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- Samsung Electronics tablet computer, the Galaxy Tab, will be available to consumers in Australia in the coming days, after the South Korean electronics giant scored a victory against Apple in a legal battle that had blocked the product from going on sale. The Australian High Court denied Apples appeal to an earlier court ruling that overturned an injunction placed on Samsungs Galaxy Tab 10.1 citing violation of its patent. The recent ruling is expected to give Samsung a stronger footing in a legal battle it is involved in with Apple in several countries across the world, including the United States. Samsung welcomed the courts decision and said the Galaxy Tab 10.1 will be ready for sale in Australia in time for the Christmas shopping season. The Full Court of Australia decision on November 30 clearly affirmed our view that Apples claims lack merit and that an injunction should not have been imposed on the Galaxy Tab 10.1, Samsung said in a news release, referring to the earlier ruling that lifted the injunction. Apple claims that Samsungs newer Galaxy Tab 10.1 copies the iPads look and infringes upon its design patents. Its no coincidence that Samsungs latest products look a lot like the iPhone and iPad, from the shape of the hardware to the user interface and even the packaging. This kind of blatant copying is wrong