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New Apple-Samsung damages ruling: The products in question
Lawyers for Apple and Samsung have a new date in court following Judge Lucy Koh's surprise decision ordering a new trial to recalculate some damages.
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U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh today ordered a new trial to recalculate some of the damages in the Apple-Samsung case, striking $450.5 million off the original $1 billion-plus judgment against Samsung. Here's a rundown of the products in question.
The damages on the following Samsung products -- $450.5 million -- have been stricken from the jury's award and will be modified:
- Galaxy Prevail
- Gem
- Indulge
- Infuse 4G
- Galaxy SII AT&T
- Captivate
- Continuum
- Droid Charge
- Epic 4G
- Exhibit 4G
- Galaxy Tab
- Nexus S 4G
- Replenish
- Transform
The damages awarded on the following products -- some $598.9 million -- will stand:
- Galaxy Ace
- Galaxy S (i9000)
- Galaxy S II i9100
- Galaxy Tab 10.1 Wi-Fi
- Galaxy Tab 10.1 4G LTE
- Intercept
- Fascinate
- Galaxy S 4G
- Galaxy S II Showcase
- Mesmerize
- Vibrant
- Galaxy S II Skyrockeet
- Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch
- Galaxy S II T-Mobile