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LG Display Takes a Crack at Samsung with Patent Dispute

Sep 27, 2012, 7:11 AM by Eric M. Zeman

LG Display today filed a lawsuit against competitor Samsung in the companies' home market of Korea. LG alleges that Samsung is violating LG's OLED display patents in its smartphones and tablets. LG is seeking damages and a permanent injunction to prevent Samsung from selling the infringing devices in Korea. Some of the products named include the Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note. Samsung responded to the lawsuit by saying that it has more display-related patents than LG does, and will consider taking action against LG if necessary.

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Haggard

Sep 27, 2012, 1:23 PM

Damn Samsung..

First it was the price fixing, now you possibly stole other companies tech..again. When will you learn?

Jaden10

Sep 27, 2012, 7:33 AM

And the hits just keep on coming

Be it true or not. A be it if LG is just trying to take advantage of a situation. The hits just keep on coming.

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