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That doesn't mean that HP wouldn't sue you for violating any number of possibly-applicable patents that are currently valid.
by ThrustVectoring 10y ago
That doesn't mean that HP wouldn't sue you for violating any number of possibly-applicable patents that are currently valid.
- wbl 10y agoIf you make an exact copy of that first inkjet they cannot sue you.
- ThrustVectoring 10y agoIncluding the serial port as the only connection method? Using parts that are no longer available for purchase?
- justinclift 10y agocannot seems like a strong term. They'd very likely try (hard), even if they eventually end up losing. Then try again a different way using a different approach, then again (etc). "Drown the opposition" in legal fees seems to be a commonly used tactic by larger (bullying) companies.