After debate for so many threads you guy still don't get it right?
You end up debating on the interests instead of the principle. Just as what our parents had taught us wrongly when young to negotiate on items to try to get 10 cents 20 cents cheaper instead of seeing the big picture.
The wrong is been force to purchase iPad + screen protector as a whole rather then allowing the customer to purchase iPad itself. Thus no further excuse could justify for it.
As for the price it is on a completely different story. It is the same as debating not every store selling the same price for a plate of chicken rice. So if you don't like the price you don't buy and go other place and buy the cheaper one. Because the Law for sale process go like this, customer offer a price and seller accept/reject the offer price. (instead of what we all think that seller offer the price and buyer accept/reject the price) Thus even in the shop you see the iPad put up the wrong price say selling at $1, you can't take the iPad and pay $1 if the seller refuse to accept and say price wrongly put up. You bring the case to court you will still lost one.
Now back to the principle, force bundle sale is illegal and not right to begin with. So I will in fact demand iStudio to explain why they do not allow individual item purchase rather then talk about pricing because pricing is not absolute and subject to change. So you can't win a case base on something which is subject to change.