Samsung wants Ericsson locked Products

 Rounding out the technology patent, this time accusing Samsung Electronics Ericsson patents allegedly violated and demanded a ban on the import and sale of the company's products in the United States.
In a lawsuit filed the electronics giant from South Korea on Friday (21/12/2012), Samsung accuses Ericsson has violated seven patents theirs.
The decision comes after Ericsson first asked the United States International Trade Commission (ITC) to halt the importation of products from Samsung for patent violation.
"We have had good intentions, expressing his desire to negotiate with Ericsson. Ericsson, but does not seem interested in further discussions with the issuing baseless claims that are being won in the courts," wrote Samsung Electronics, said in a statement, Reuters .
"Ericsson Samsung products infringing patents relating to telecommunications network equipment such as base stations," said Samsung.
Ericsson is a manufacturer of telecommunications hardware and software, as used in Indonesia participated. Network Division Swedish company reported third quarter sales fell by 17 percent
Ericsson was trying to keep the patent income by legal action in court.
Subsequently, Ericsson faces increasing competition from Samsung Electronics, which is actually one of the smaller players in the market for telecommunications equipment network.
"I think, at this point, no one in the industry that undermined the ability of Samsung to become a major player, if not a new segment leaders in telecommunications equipment in general," said patent expert Florian Mueller.
In addition, Samsung is also involved in a patent dispute over Apple's rivals, at least 10 countries around the world. Both companies are trying to dominate the world of mobile devices and attract consumers with its latest gadget.
Last Friday, the European Commission accused Samsung has abused its dominant position to meet Apple key patent for a mobile device.