RobbieB wrote:
> I don't think apple will win this one.

they're not trying to "win" it in court. They have simply negotiated an
agreement with Cisco to allow Apple to use the iPhone trademark.

Personally, I think the i-Product naming convention is a little passe,
it seems so 90s. Apple was definitely not the first to come out with
that naming convention. Although I can't recall specific products, I
remember when iMac first came out, I felt that they had borrowed the
naming convention from somewhere else. Anyways, it's time for Apple to
come up with the next cool naming convention, as I'm sure many
imitators will be naming all kinds of i-products.