Psion and Intel have settled their legal battle over the use of the word "Netbook." Since early 2008, chipmaker Intel has been using the term to refer to small, cheap, low-powered sub-notebooks, and ...

Psion expects that — in addition to being used for general mobile-computing applications — the Netbook Pro will be used for such purposes as sales-force automation and field-service management, where ...

This week news broke that Psion, the company that got a trademark on the term “netbook” more than 10 years ago has apparently decided to begin enforcing that trademark. Never mind the fact that Psion ...

It looks like we’re in for what could be a long and protracted legal battle over the right to use the word “netbook” for commerce purposes. Because it doesn’t look like either Intel or Psion are going ...

Intel has forced Psion Teklogix to withdraw its NETBOOK trademark registrations. However, Psion has not declared that it is waiving its rights in its home country Canada and other jurisdictions around ...

Psion Teklogix, based in Mississauga, Ontario, first filed for a trademark on the term netbook in 1996 and began using it in 1999, and amended it in September of 2000. In November of 2006, Psion ...

Intel on Wednesday said it had joined Dell and other companies in an attempt to free the term ‘netbook’ from the clutches of PC maker Psion Teklogix. In a legal filing earlier this month, Intel asked ...

Brooke Crothers writes about mobile computer systems, including laptops, tablets, smartphones: how they define the computing experience and the hardware that makes them tick. He has served as an ...

Psion has countersued Intel, defending its claim to the netbook tradmark, unveiling a somewhat suspect table of netBook revenues, and demanding triple all Intel's profits on netbook products (some ...

Intel has denied that Psion has any rights in the term 'netbook'. The allegations, made in Intel's response to Psion's counterclaims, deal a further blow to the Canadian company whose rights have also ...