This thread is all too typical. Newbie asks about saber sound boards/blaster sound boards/any tech Hyperdyne has developed. Designed to bait. Might as well start at thread that says, "Erv is cool Hyperdyne Hypes". (Which BTW has been done already on YouTube) Simply designed to rewrite history. Is anyone surprised sskunky joined a year ago? Something definitely smells skunky.
Tetmatek, with all due respect, you need to do some more homework. Or simply do more due diligence before you may inadvertently spread something false. Unless that's your intent? In addition Erv is not stealing from you so I don't see how you have the last call on whether it's still an issue or not. I doubt you are a federal judge. Are you? There is a mountain of evidence that Erv's old board and current board was sold in the US. Also Erv's current board still uses an accelerometer. It's not whether I believe or not. You can physically see it on the board. Just like Ultra would lie and say his board doesn't use an accelerometer, but a "velocity sensor". But you can physically see it on the board. Just ask
www.youtube.com/eandori I'm sure you know who he is. Edwin's a respected Intel engineer who can tell you if any of Erv's boards were sold in the US and if his board still currently uses an accelerometer. Two facts that you need to recheck.
Nintendo makes sure they design their products to not infringe on an existing patent. If they can't get around it design wise they have to pay for the use of said technology if they want to use it. Missing an existing IP during the R&D phase does happen. That's why situations like this exist.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26329746/
Erv's product still infringes. He may claim that he went through the due diligence to make sure his product doesn't infringe, but it's still infringing. Because actions speak louder than words.
Can't wait for the next "innocent" :angel thread to start. :rolleyes
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