Don't forget that Lugee Li holds a bit of adversarial leverage over Apple. Once Apple makes use of amorphous casings, he could work with Chinese manufacturers to license Eontec's BMG patents and flood the market with cheap amorphous clone phones and laptops that would diminish the impact of Apple's novel supermaterial advantage.
Lugee wins either way, but if Apple isn't planning to ink a production contract with either company, they may be well advised to at least keep LQMT happy by letting us pursue whatever occasional non-competitive CE contracts come up in order to keep Eontec off of their playground.
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