Canadian Trademark Information

On Monday, December 5, 2005, a canadian trademark registration was filed for the above pictured logo by Intel Corporation *********, **********, ***** ****. The Canadian IP office has given the trademark application number of 1282013. The current status of this trademark filing is Interruption of proceeding. The correspondent listed for is GOWLING WLG (CANADA) LLP of *********, **********, ***** **** The trademark is filed in the description of Scientific, navigation, measuring, electric, photographic, film, optical, scales, measuring apparatus, signaling apparatus, regulating apparatus, rescue apparatus and teaching apparatus and instruments; tape recorders, records; apparatus and instruments, all for monitoring, detecting, testing and measuring; floppy disc driving apparatus; electronic security apparatus; surveillance apparatus; apparatus and equipment for recording, processing, receiving, reproducing, transmitting, modifying, compressing, decompressing, broadcasting, merging and/or enhancing sound, images, graphics, and data; algorithm software programs for the operation and control of computers; electronic apparatus and instruments, all for recognizing digital and analog codes; control apparatus for all the aforesaid goods; computer operating system software; computer operating programs; computer system extensions, tools and utilities in the field of application software for connecting personal computers, networks, telecommunications apparatus and global computer network applications; computerized telecommunications and networking equipment consisting of operating system software, modems, cameras, headsets, microphones, cables and adaptors; computer games; racks, cabinets and holders, all adapted for the aforesaid goods; audio and video graphics for real time information and image transfer, transmission, reception, processing and digitizing; computer firmware; computers; handheld computers; microcomputers; minicomputers; computer installations; memory boards; processing apparatus; personal digital assistants; cellular telephones; smart phones; portable and handheld personal organizers; computer hardware; integrated circuits; integrated circuit memories; integrated circuit chips; chipsets; semiconductor processors; semiconductor processor chips; semiconductor chips; microprocessors; printed circuit boards; electronic circuit boards; computer motherboards and daughterboards; chipsets; computer memory devices; operating systems; computer programs; microcontrollers; data processors; central processing units; semiconductor memory devices; software programmable processors; digital and optical processors; computer peripherals; video circuit boards; audio circuit boards; audio-video circuit boards; video graphic accelerators; multimedia accelerators; video processors; video processor boards; processor die packaging and casings; cards, discs, tapes, wires, records, microchips and electronic circuits, all for the recordal and transmission of data; modems; apparatus and instruments, all for processing, storage, retrieval, transmission, display, input, output, compressing, decompressing, modifying, broadcasting and printout of data; computer input and output devices; work stations; data memories; storage devices; security systems for computer hardware and software; set electronic chips; components for computers printed circuits; voice accelerators; data, image and video; voice, data, image and video accelerators; flash memories; flash memory devices; memory systems for computers; telecommunications equipment and computer networks, namely processing and operating systems; headsets; mice; microphones; cables and adapters; computer terminals and printers for use therewith; video display units; telecommunications apparatus and instruments; cameras; computer hardware and software for the transmission and receipt of facsimiles; computer hardware and software for the development, maintenance, and use of local and wide area computer networks; computer hardware and software for the development, maintenance, and use of interactive audio-video computer conference systems; computer hardware and software for the receipt, display, and use of broadcast video, audio, and digital data signals; set-top boxes, electronic control devices for the interface and control of computers and global computer and telecommunications networks with television and cable broadcasts and equipment; routers .