Kensington Computer Products Group Inc. said Monday it won a patent lawsuit against Belkin Corp. and ABA Locks Manufacturing Co. over computer security lock technology. Redwood City-based Kensington said a Marshall, Texas jury found that Compton-based Belkin's and Chinses manufacturer ABA's products infringe Kensington's patents. The jury also awarded Kensington unspecified damages. Belkin and ABA were prohibited from selling the products at issue, and Kensington was granted attorneys' fees and court costs. Boris Elisman, president of Kensington, said the case centered on the security slot found on many laptop computers.

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