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Originally Posted by Ascended_Saiyan
I kind of find it funny. Blu-ray has been a consumer product since 2003. That would mean the patents would have been filed way before that (no less 2004). Plus, if they sued Sony, the rest of the BDA would still be making Blu-ray discs (TDK, Ritek, etc.). Independent manufactuers pressing BD-ROMs aren't owned by Sony. They would be allowed to continue because Target is just suing Sony. There are no details in any news reports concerning this. That's why it doesn't make sense too me. The devil's in the details. 
I think this is another MS/Toshiba FUD plan at work. You can sue anyone for anything (founded or not). People tend to automatically think a lawsuit is founded. IMO, that is what is being preyed upon. Hell, I could sue the state of Texas for being too big. Would I win? |
Off Topec: Last semester in Economics, I learned that a man sued Subway because the penut butter cookies had peanuts in them, and there was not a warning that said so. And of course he won...
You probally would win! Since I live so close to Texas I should try to do that..lol