Thread: Apple's helpful guidelines for competitors to avoid patent infringement
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Old 12-07-2011, 12:50 PM   #61
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To tie in more legal woes for Apple, with the situation in China:

Apple loses iPad trademark case in China

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Apple could face disruption to its iPad sales in China after a court rejected its claim to own the iPad trademark in the country and a rival sought to halt sales of the tablet device in two Chinese cities.

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In 2006, Proview Electronics (Taiwan) agreed to sell Apple the “global trademark” for the IPAD name for £35,000, according to Proview, but the two companies have subsequently disagreed about whether that deal included China.
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