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To: semi_infinite who wrote (3905)9/22/2000 1:16:39 PM
From: pompsander  Respond to of 10714
 
I certainly do not know the quality of Cree's case, but I am pleased to see them back up their promises to protect their IP.



To: semi_infinite who wrote (3905)9/22/2000 1:30:19 PM
From: unclewest  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 10714
 
i always thought if nichia's patents were strong, they would have sued cree direct initially and not a distributer..
also doubt that sony would have selected cree as a supplier for their beloved playstation II. sony legal must have ok'd the deal.


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