Hmmm... It's pretty hard to generalize on whether it's right or not right to sue Apple.

This Dongmei Li woman is a bit weird. I mean, how many times does Steve Jobs have to apologize and offer money to you etc?
On the other hand, that entire episode of the iPhone's history is a bit dodgy. The price drop may have come a little too soon. Again, it comes down to the individual customer. If you're a hardcore fan and feel that you've been screwed over by Apple, then the lawsuit may be important to stop other companies from doing the same. Unlikely, but hopeful...

The European commission case is more important. You can't charge people different prices just because they live in different countries. But this is a problem that faes the entire record industry - they really have to stop being so greedy. It'll change over time, but record labels seriously need to get with the times. That's my two cents

I agree. There's no point in sueing apple if they've already tried to meet your requests, it looks like they were quite nice to her. It's probably just another gloryhunter whose going to lose anyway.