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I didn't even know that. So they wanted to ban Motorola's products from US, and they complain about Motorola wanting to "only" charge them a little too much? Wo
by nextparadigms 15y ago
I didn't even know that. So they wanted to ban Motorola's products from US, and they complain about Motorola wanting to "only" charge them a little too much? Wow. If I were them I'd be thankful Motorola didn't adopt their own tactic.
- mbrubeck 15y agoMotorola and Microsoft are using the same tactics. Both are trying to get injunctions against alleged infringing products: "In legal proceedings on both sides of the Atlantic, Motorola is demanding that Microsoft take its products off the market, or else remove their standards-based ability to play video and connect wirelessly." This is a standard move in these patent battles; the same thing happened in the various Apple/Samsung/etc. cases of the past year. I presume the threat of lost sales is meant to motivate the other party to settle quickly (i.e., pay up!).