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Apple sued over camera patent by litigant with a past
tgdaily.com - 27 days ago
Apple sued over camera patent by litigant with a past
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Cupertino firm Apple has received a writ from a company that alleges it breaches patents it owns. The company that's suing Apple has a track record of winning its actions.
Apple sued over infringement of camera tech patents
electronista.com - 28 days ago
Apple sued over infringement of camera tech patents
— electronista.com — A lawsuit filed by St. Clair Intellectual Property Consultants has targeted Apple for allegedly using camera technology... protected by several patents. The four patents, each relating to digital camera systems, were originally issued to a company named ... (more) Apple sued over infringement of camera tech patents

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appleinsider.com - 28 days ago
Imaging patent holder that won against Sony, Canon sues Apple
— appleinsider.com — An Michigan company that has been awarded millions of dollars in various lawsuits against major electronics corporations... has now taken aim at Apple. (more) Imaging patent holder that won against Sony, Canon sues ...

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iPhone Alley - RSS:  St. Clair Files Camera Lawsuit Against Apple

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St. Clair Files Camera Lawsuit Against Apple
iPhone Alley - RSS — ... BenQ, AUdiovox, UT Starcom, Sprint Nextel, Cingular, Verizon, Vodafone and Cellco with patent infringement suits, too. In 2008, RIM and General Imaging were added to the list. Canon ended up paying the company over $34.7 million, and Fuji and Fujifilm paid over $3 million in damages. Severak companies have since licensed the technology from St Clair, too and considering St Clair's track record in court so far, Apple may have a hard time sidestepping a big fine in this case. [Via TG Daily ]

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