The lawsuit alleges that the seven-inch display in the Nintendo Switch OLED infringes four of Solas’s U.S. patents (7,499,042, 7,573,068, 7,868,880, and 7,663,615).
This is not Solas’s first lawsuit in respect of its OLED technology.
Earlier in 2021, Solas filed patent infringement lawsuits against LG and its customers, Sony and Panasonic. It settled its patent disputes with LG and its customers.
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