Seems to me that a new court tactic is developing. The first time I remember seeing this was in the Sony vs. Bleem case where Sony filed somewhere around 11 injunctions against Bleem to stop the production of their product. In the Sony case they didn't seem to get much of anywhere. Maybe Rambus figures that if they annoy the courts enough with enough differnet complaints/petitions/crap then eventually they'll find a way to honor one? Who knows?
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Seems to me that a new court tactic is developing. The first time I remember seeing this was in the Sony vs. Bleem case where Sony filed somewhere around 11 injunctions against Bleem to stop the production of their product. In the Sony case they didn't seem to get much of anywhere. Maybe Rambus figures that if they annoy the courts enough with enough differnet complaints/petitions/crap then eventually they'll find a way to honor one? Who knows?