The battle of the iPad comes home to roost
The Battle of the iPad keeps on escalating. It has now invaded Apple's home court in California.
For those of you just now joining us, a brief refresher might help. A small Chinese computer maker named Proview came out with an iMac-esque computer called the iPAD more than a decade ago. Apple acquired the trademark rights to the iPad name back in 2009 for the paltry sum of roughly 35,000 British pounds, or about $55,000. The Mac maker completed the transaction through a shell holding company named IP Application Development, which could conceivably have been another acronym for IPAD.
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