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War Sony and LG threatens ban the PS3 in the U.S.
Seems like Sony Corp. and LG Electronics Inc. inflames the real war.
Seems like Sony Corp. and LG Electronics Inc. inflames the real war. A few days ago the Koreans demanded to ban the sale of Japanese Bravia TVs and PlayStation 3 in the U.S. in breach of eight patents. On February 4, the International Trade Commission has received two complaints in which it was reported that Sony widescreen TVs violate four patents LG, and equipment for reading discs Blu-ray, including the PS3, the other four patents. It is worth noting that the conflict began is Sony. On 28 December last year, the largest exporter of Japanese consumer electronics lodged a complaint with LG, the third-largest mobile phone manufacturer in the world. Both companies make in North America about 20% of their profits. Therefore, the resulting friction between them were quite predictable. At the moment, the U.S. International Trade Commission is studying the case of violation of seven patents LG Sony in mobile phones. In addition, the Japanese have filed another civil suit for Koreans. However, at this time, it comes with Blu-Ray. LG, in turn, Sony responded by several civil lawsuits filed in federal court in California. The Korean company requires Japanese compensation for use of their inventions. How the matter will determine the law. Let`s hope that Americans will not lose access to the PlayStation 3 because of the whims of the leadership of both companies
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