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Technology Stocks : Ampex Corporation (AEXCA)
AMPX 11.59+6.3%Jan 27 3:59 PM EST

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To: flickerful who wrote (3382)9/10/1998 4:07:00 PM
From: killybegs  Read Replies (1) of 17679
 
Ampex v. Mitsu (part 2)

Mitsu at bat...
The acerbic judge, with the wild white hair (really), interrupts immediately with a sharp question.. "Does your case depend on us agreeing that one clock signal multiplied is a different clock signal in disagreement with the District Court's claim construction.?"

Mitsu lawyer replies....Judge says that is unresponsive..its a yes or no answer. Do we have to disagree with the claim construction of the DC.
Mitsu lawyer goes into long explanation re the clock signal being divided or multiplied and at times is "flat and not doing anything"

That's when the Judge said.."What does that prove...that you intermittently infringe. Do we have to disagree with Judge McKelvie's claim construction? McKelvie said frequency changes and gating did not change the signal.

Mitsu then went on to element 4 concerning some ruling McKelvie made on that and there was a number of sharp questions as to why Mitsu was bringing that before the Court..

And that was that.

I'll have more editorial comment later.
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