Lenovo said ASUS’ Zenbook Pro and Flip laptops use similar technology as those in US Patent Nos. 10,952,203; 7,792,066; 7,760,189; and 8,687,354. Asustek, ASUS’ parent company, induced others to infringe the patents by marketing the products and providing instructional materials and product guides, according to the company.
Lenovo asserts that ASUS’ laptops violate the patents when devices include technology to wake up wirelessly, have touchpads, support software applications, such as Google Chrome and ...
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