Sony demanda a un vendedor ingles,por vender psp!

Pues despues de la orden de sony,pidiendo k no se vendieran psp en europa,podemos decir k ya hay frutos xD


Gamespot escribió:PSP fever has been tempered in both the US and Japan, since the release of the handheld in March and December, respectively. However, Europe is still at fever pitch for the machine and won't see the PSP officially released until September 1.That hasn't stopped a few entrepreneurs from attempting to meet demand. Although the European release is still months away, PSPs have been seen on the streets thanks to smaller retailers and online Web sites selling PSPs imported from abroad.

According to Reuters, Sony isn't going to stand for these small-time operations spoiling its launch party. Sony cites trademark infringement on both the consoles and games that are sold before the official, Sony-sanctioned European launch date.

Earlier this month, Sony told Reuters, "The law is clear, and the activity of parallel importing of PSP products from the U.S./Japan is unlawful. It should be clearly understood that under no circumstances does Sony Computer Entertainment consent to such activities."

One such target was an operation run by Dan Morelle, who owns the online retail site ElectricBirdLand. He runs the operation by himself and sells PSPs imported from Japan and the United States.

His reason? He's just giving customers what they want. Morelle has sold the PSPs since March but wasn't contacted by Sony until May.

In London today, Sony has reportedly won a temporary high court injunction to order Morelle to stop selling the units. Morelle now has 28 days to prepare his defense in court. If the cease of sales is not found in Sony's favor (that is, the sale of import PSPs is found legal in court), Sony is ordered to pay damages to Morelle.

If customers wish to return defective PSPs to Morelle, he will have them sent on to Sony, which will replace them on September 1.

Reportedly, Sony is using intimidation tactics to "bully" Morelle's business. Morelle claims that documents were delivered to his home by "men in dark glasses."

By Tim Surette -- GameSpot


Pues ya veis!
Que opinais vosotros?
realmente no conozco las leyes para lo de la importacion,pero nuse,supongo k ganara sony x las pelas!
a,y k risa,k el pive dice k los de sony mandaron a los yakuza a su casa para darle documentos jajaja
acaso es ilegal la importacion?
La importación no es ilegal siempre y cuando se paguen las aduanas, es decir, se soporte un iva. El problema viene cuando las propias empresas como Sony tienen distribuidoras creadas para este fin... y parece ser que Sony se sacó de la manga SCEE, encargada de la distribución de artículos Sony. En el momento que otra tienda la vende infrinje los derechos de SCEE. ¿El por qué? parece ser que a Sony le duele que se venda la PSP mucho más barata de lo que se venderá en España y que para cuando salga ya estará pirateda... eso les pasa por dejarnos para el final ;)
Por supuesto que en principio esta permitida la importacion o el comercio, se llama liberalismo comercial, lo que pasa es que cuando a ellos no les interesa, la pagamos nosotros.
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