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Dell Loses Trademark Lawsuit
Dell, Hardware
Posted by: Riki Hsu on Aug 30, 2006 | 18:08
Editorial Summary
Dell lost a trademark lawsuit related to its Chinese name with Foshan High-tech Application Institute, reports The Beijing News. The institute registered the trademark "De Er" in 1997 which Dell claimed was similar to its Chinese name "Dai Er". The court found that Dell did not have enough evidence to prove that consumers associate Dell with the Chinese name "De Er".
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