Apple's iPad could be banned in China if the company loses a high stakes appeal in Chinese court
Apple is locked in a legal battle with a Chinese firm over who owns the iPad trademark in China
The Chinese company could become the world's largest PC maker this year
Apple faces a possible ban on iPad sales in China because a trademark dispute
Apple and Chinese firm Proview are locked in a legal battle over the iPad trademark in China
Proview wants Apple to pay US$400 million for the iPad trademark in China
Foxconn's assembly line workers in China will now make between US$350 and $400 a month
Chinese company had asked Apple to pay US$10 million for the iPad trademark
Chinese company Proview said it started developing its own "iPAD" product in 1998
Apple's iPad trademark faces the court of public opinion - as well as a possible customs ban in China and investigations from authorities
