U.S. patent company sued 6 companies such as Apple HTC for infringement

Beijing, March 28 news, according to Reuters, the US patent holding company Graphics Properties Holdings Inc (hereinafter referred to as "Graphics Properties") recently filed a lawsuit against Apple, Sony and four other companies, said the six companies selling mobile phones And other electronic devices infringe their patent rights.

In an indictment submitted to the District Court of Wilmington, Delaware, Graphics Properties stated that six companies including Apple, Sony, HTC, LG, RIM, and Samsung infringed one of its computer graphics processing technology patents. You can turn text and images into pixels and display them on the screen.

Graphics Properties said in a lawsuit that smartphones such as iPhone, HTC EVO 4G, LG Thrill, RIM Torch, Samsung Galaxy S, and Sony Xperia Play infringed this patent.

Graphics Properties stated that unless the above manufacturers stop infringement, the company will suffer irretrievable losses. Graphics Properties sought to stop sales of the aforementioned infringing equipment through this lawsuit, obtain a reasonable patent licensing fee, and compensate other losses.

Currently, spokespersons for four companies, including HTC, LG, RIM, and Sony, said that they will not discuss pending legal matters, but Apple and Samsung have not commented on this.

Silicon Graphics stated in its indictment that the company filed for bankruptcy in 2009 and sold part of its business to Rackable Systems, a server and storage technology company. The rest of the business is owned by private investment institutions and investors.