Microsoft Xbox 360 may prohibit selling in the United States
The news, though two days, but somehow she passed by Habr.
Most recently ( 05/02/2012 ), the court of the German city of Mannheim made a decision satisfying the lawsuit filed by Motorola Mobility against Microsoft and prohibiting the sale of Xbox 360 game consoles in Germany.
And now the turn has reached the USA.
It is known that the owner of Motorola Mobility, is Google Inc.
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The prefix Microsoft Xbox 360 S may be banned for sale in the US after the verdict of the International Trade Commission (ITC). In a court document released on May 21, 2012, ITC Judge David Shaw recommended stopping sales for both 4 and 250 GB versions of the console. His recommendations relate to a ruling issued last month regarding Microsoft’s violation of four Motorola patents related to the H.264 video format. This was reported by Electronista.
Microsoft is obligated to pay a legal deposit in the equivalent of 7% of the wholesale price of unsold US Xbox 360 consoles, and in the long term the company faces a ban on further imports. Despite the fact that this ban was made as a recommendation, the review of the decision, before it comes into force, remains under the jurisdiction of a six-member trade commission.
In previous documents related to the case, there was harsh criticism of Judge Shaw about the actions of Motorola, in respect of which it was said: "There is no evidence that any other company agreed to the proposal that Motorola sent to Microsoft." The statement was made with reference to the authoring rate of 2.25% claimed by Motorola for products related to Windows 7, Internet Explorer 9 and Xbox 360, which the judge found unwise. Despite this, until Microsoft makes a formal licensing agreement with Motorola, the ban is likely to be implemented.
Most recently ( 05/02/2012 ), the court of the German city of Mannheim made a decision satisfying the lawsuit filed by Motorola Mobility against Microsoft and prohibiting the sale of Xbox 360 game consoles in Germany.
And now the turn has reached the USA.
It is known that the owner of Motorola Mobility, is Google Inc.
')
The prefix Microsoft Xbox 360 S may be banned for sale in the US after the verdict of the International Trade Commission (ITC). In a court document released on May 21, 2012, ITC Judge David Shaw recommended stopping sales for both 4 and 250 GB versions of the console. His recommendations relate to a ruling issued last month regarding Microsoft’s violation of four Motorola patents related to the H.264 video format. This was reported by Electronista.
Microsoft is obligated to pay a legal deposit in the equivalent of 7% of the wholesale price of unsold US Xbox 360 consoles, and in the long term the company faces a ban on further imports. Despite the fact that this ban was made as a recommendation, the review of the decision, before it comes into force, remains under the jurisdiction of a six-member trade commission.
In previous documents related to the case, there was harsh criticism of Judge Shaw about the actions of Motorola, in respect of which it was said: "There is no evidence that any other company agreed to the proposal that Motorola sent to Microsoft." The statement was made with reference to the authoring rate of 2.25% claimed by Motorola for products related to Windows 7, Internet Explorer 9 and Xbox 360, which the judge found unwise. Despite this, until Microsoft makes a formal licensing agreement with Motorola, the ban is likely to be implemented.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/144668/
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