Monoprice has stopped selling Apple accessories just after a Bloomberg report announced that Apple had started suing companies that sell unauthorized products.
Apple Inc. sued companies it said are selling unauthorized electronic accessories such as chargers, speakers and cables for the iPod music player, iPhone and iPad tablet computer.
“Many are of inferior quality and reliability, raising significant concerns over compatibility with and damage to Apple’s products,” Apple said.
Monoprice has commented on their Facebook page saying, "We have decided to suspend offering these products as part of our business plan. We will let you know if and when we resume selling these products."
They did not confirm whether this decision had anything to do with Apple or if they had been contacted by the company in anyway.
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Apple Inc. sued companies it said are selling unauthorized electronic accessories such as chargers, speakers and cables for the iPod music player, iPhone and iPad tablet computer.
“Many are of inferior quality and reliability, raising significant concerns over compatibility with and damage to Apple’s products,” Apple said.
Monoprice has commented on their Facebook page saying, "We have decided to suspend offering these products as part of our business plan. We will let you know if and when we resume selling these products."
They did not confirm whether this decision had anything to do with Apple or if they had been contacted by the company in anyway.
Read More [via WhenWillApple]