Technology and the Internet
Canon Computer Systems Inc. joined with its Tokyo parent, Canon Inc., and a sister company to sue a Dallas company on allegations that it infringed on Canon’s trademark and patent for the Bubble Jet printer ink cartridges.
April 5, 1995
Business
The jobs of hundreds of employees of Canon Business Machines Inc. here could end within four months as the company struggles to reorganize in the face of shrinking sales and profits.
July 1, 1993
Canon PCs: At the recent Comdex computer show in Las Vegas, everyone kept asking Yasuhiro Tsubota why his company, Canon Computer Systems Inc. in Costa Mesa, is entering the personal computer market in the middle of a price war and recession.
Dec. 1, 1992
Canon Inc. of Japan has agreed to invest $100 million in Next Inc., the brainchild of computer pioneer Steven Jobs, to acquire one-sixth of the privately held 4-year-old company.
June 13, 1989
Reaching a new level in electronic miniaturization, Canon Computer Systems Inc. is scheduled Monday to introduce a portable notebook computer with a built-in high-quality printer.
April 11, 1993
Canon Inc. said it has filed suit against Nu-Kote Holding Inc., charging the computer printer supplier with infringing the patent on ink cartridges for Canon’s Bubble Jet computer printers.
July 17, 1996
AST Research Inc. had promised it would come out with a subnotebook computer this spring.
May 10, 1994
The construction site at Aliso Viejo looks like many others in Southern California--messy, muddy and noisy.
March 8, 1992
Next Computer Raises $65 Million: Next, which expects to go public next year, said it has borrowed the $65 million from Chairman Steven Jobs and Japanese camera maker Canon Inc.
June 30, 1992
Archives
Canon Inc. won a round in its lawsuit charging Nu-Kote Holding Inc. with infringing on a Canon patent on replacement printer cartridges.
Jan. 11, 1998