http://www.bgr.com/2011/12/09/sales-of-apples-iphone-ipad-banned-by-german-court/

According to this story, the recent ruling is preliminary and only enforceable against an Ireland subsidiary known as Apple Sales International, though the article doesn’t say how much German product is supplied by that specific subsidiary.

That said, while I don’t know about the the German Civil Law system I’d be wary about saying that Motorola could use this case as “precedent”. There’s really no such thing as judicial precedent in the Roman-Civil Law system found in the European continent, so any appellate judge would be basing the decision not on case law, but the vast body of codified law that governs court decisions in that legal tradition. (Or maybe I’m splitting hairs, because Motorola might likely use similar legal strategies in going after things like the Galaxy Tab.)

Guh, accidentally posted a post I was editing and then going to scrap…

While I’m not entirely sure how German law works

Selling. No-one is going to stop you from taking one into the country.