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LeapFrog Sues Fisher-Price Over Interactive Book
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posted by scubacuda
on Wednesday October 08, @12:28PM
from the the-next-Tickle-Me-Elmo? dept.
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Silicon Valley: LeapFrog Enterprise is suing Mattel's Fisher-Price, claiming infringement of a patent for computers that help toddlers learn words phonetically. LeapFrog's lawsuit in federal court in Wilmington, Del., aims to fend off competition to its LeapPad interactive book from Fisher-Price's PowerTouch, which Lehman Brothers toy analyst Felicia Ray Kantor listed last month as a potential ``hot toy'' for the holiday season. LeapFrog, which went public last year, claims it's been damaged and will be ``irreparably injured'' unless the court stops Fisher-Price from selling PowerTouch. The suit seeks unspecified damages.
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