Thomson and BenQ settle LCD Monitor and TV dispute

All pending litigation and International Trade Commission proceedings are dismissed

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Dec 20, 2005
Updated on: Feb 23, 2018

Thomson and BenQ have reached an agreement regarding patents owned by Thomson and associated with certain LCD color display monitors and analog LCD color television receivers.

This agreement includes the dismissal of all pending litigation and International Trade Commission proceedings filed by Thomson against BenQ; the resolution of all past disputes, and the granting of licenses to BenQ.

BenQ also agreed to dismiss its pending litigation.

For more information, visit www.thomson.net.

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