It looks like Sony has settled the technology patent dispute with Columbia University Professor Emerita Gertrude Neumark Rothschild which involved the technology used for basic semiconductor technology used in current Blu-ray players.
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All nice and well but i want to see that in real gameplay on a console...and Hellblade 2 dont cut it....
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Oo wow... so they did infringe on someone else patent... I really though it was one of those thousands of people just trying to make some quick cash... but this time Sony did try to take someone else work.
Yeah this makes me laugh for all the fanboys who say that MS steals everything and yet Sony never does (sued for BluRay), and nor does Nintendo (sued for rumble).
In the event that more proof were needed, this just shows that they're all as bad as one another, but as a pleasant result we're all better off as gamers as these ideas are allowed to be tinkered and improved beyond the original inventors. :)
As a note it wasn't just Sony that stole the technology, but just about every major electronics manufacturer worldwide including their recently vanquished HD nemesis Toshiba.
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This 1 person would bring down Blu Ray lol.
I wonder what the details of the settlement were...
She probably worked for Microsoft. Every time Sony starts making money. Someone mysteriously comes out saying they patented the idea first. BS freaking freeloader.