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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu and OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, September 15 (Xinhua)-- Lian Li recently filed a lawsuit in a California court accusing Phanteks of infringing its technology patent. Wind chaser issued a statement in response today, denying that its D30 RGB fan copied United's proprietary solution and will defend itself in court.

CTOnews.com translates the wind chaser's statement here as follows:

Wind chaser has now received patent infringement lawsuits from competitors, and our legal team has always maintained an open attitude to properly resolve any legal issues that may arise.

The original intention of wind chaser to develop the D30 series fan is to create an original and innovative product that provides new possibilities for computer enthusiasts.

Before the development process and the official release, we consulted patent lawyers about possible infringement of third-party patents and did not find any irregularities. The Wind Chaser D30 is an original design that has been patented in many countries around the world.

We value and respect valid and enforceable intellectual property rights and believe that the outcome of this lawsuit will confirm that we have no infringement. We will continue our mission to create unique and innovative solutions for the PC community.

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