Apple sues over imitation iMac
Apple Computer Corp. has filed suit to stop makers of an iMac look-alike from distributing the Windows-based system.
The federal suit, filed in court against Future Power and its primary investor, Daewoo Telecom, charges that the all-in-one E-Power systems infringe on Apple’s proprietary designs.
The E-Power debuted last month at PC Expo, bearing an uncanny resemblance to an iMac and sporting an array of colors - amethyst, ruby, topaz, emerald, and sapphire. The Intel-based systems were scheduled to ship in September, starting at $799 for a PC using a 466MHz Celeron processor.
An analysis of the case and its merits is posted at
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