Air Bubble In LCD Screen S6000-F

I purchased a Lenovo S6000-F tablet on the 24th December as a Christmas present; also bought a Lenovo protective case along with a protective film for the screen. I applied the film to the screen and this has actually left bubbles on the screen itself. I am livid! Will bring it straight back to the shop on the 27th...

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http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5173/54878898273e30ba79f0z.jpg
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