sues Apple over the iPad

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One firm notes that the name iPad is a registered trademark and the other alleged that he stole the concept that Apple
Two companies announced each by his side who plan to take legal action against Apple Company

MEXICO CITY .- Two companies announced each one by his side who plan to take legal action against the company Apple, as the name iPad is a registered trademark of one and the other alleged that he stole the concept that Apple , just a few days of new product launch of the company Steve Jobs.

The Japanese manufacturer Fujitsu says it has registered that name since 2003 for one of their devices. According to the Bloomberg website, Fujitsu has a copyright, which is registered in the U.S. patent office (U.S. Patent and Trademark Office).

Bloomberg reported that Apple may present legal remedies in order to register the product with the name iPad iPad, a device that can read digital books, store photos and video, play games and surf the Internet.

According to Bloomberg, Apple has until next February 28 to present their case and fight for the right of the name.

"They (Apple) will probably need to talk to us, and they (Fujitsu) have not had direct communication with Apple," said company lawyer in an interview with Bloomerg Japan.

"Apple introduced extensions to ocolocarse (the registry), now makes sense," he added.
The portal is mentioned that an alleged lawyer in Delaware firm filled an application from Jan. 16 to register the name iPad, which cover goods such as computers, paper, toys, and telecommunications.

This document also notes that the company tried to register the name in Trinidad and Tobago. But this is not the first recorded, since it is similar to one made when trying to register the copyright of the word iPhone, which Apple took the company to reach an agreement with Cisco Systems Inc. to use the name.

On the other hand, China's Shenzhen Great Loong Brother Apple reported that plagiarized the concept of the iPad, a product according to the Asian firm is in the market for half a year and is called P88.

The main difference between the two machines is the processor and battery capacity (10 hours for Apple and just an hour and a half Chinese).

The Asian company claims that half a year ago introduced its product in the Electronics Show in Berlin.

The price of P88 is around $ 525, cost more than the basic model of iPad, which will cost $ 499.

The Chinese company claims that Apple copied the model of P88, a multi-purpose computer with touch screen, larger and heavier than the iPad presented on Wednesday by the U.S. firm.

The company told reporters China would not rule out Apple sued for plagiarism if the U.S. decides to launch its iPad in the Chinese market.

Source: http://www.informador.com.mx