A total of 28 Samsung devices were found to infringe on Apple's designs for the iPhone and iPad during a high-stakes legal battle that ended Friday with a verdict in Apple's favor.

But despite being awarded over $1 billion in damages, Apple isn't done seeking punishment for its South Korean rival's offenses. In a motion filed Monday, Apple has requested a permanent U.S. ban on eight Samsung smartphones, with a separate request reportedly filed for a ban on one of Samsung's most popular tablets.

Here's a look at the nine Samsung devices Apple is fighting to get pulled from the shelves, pending District Court Judge Lucy Koh's official ruling on September 20.