MPIO Stolen in China

Dec 8, 2005 Industry News

This is not a joke! It’s the worst case I’ve seen. The Korean MP3 player maker, MPIO Co. Ltd. lost their trademark in China. The Korean maker does not own the right of the brand “MPIO” in China! The trademark “MPIO” is registered by some Taiwanese businessman before the real owner reach China. Now, the Korean is using its old name “Digitalway” in China.

Fake MPIO Website

www.mpio.com.cn

Feel familiar with this website? It is almost exactly same as MPIO global website. But hell, this is a website of fake MPIO! The official website of MPIO China website is as below.


Real MPIO Website

www.mpio.cn

Even worse, the fake MPIO is making fake MPIO FL300+, FL350+ and FG100 to the public. If you are offered a cheap MPIO player, think twice!

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One Response to “MPIO Stolen in China”

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    MPIO FY590? | The MP3 Players Says:
    April 8th, 2006 at 1:40 am

    [...] I was almost fooled by the name MPIO FY590 that never exist in MPIO product lines. It is an iPod Shuffle clone that made by another MPIO in China. Don’t get confused, MPIO doesn’t make an iPod Shuffle clone! Remember, the real MPIO in China is called MPIO Digitalway! [...]