Intermec Inc. (formerly Unova Corporation)

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Intermec Inc. (formerly Unova Corporation)

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47	Consortium sounds pretty weak, and as yet hasn't organized formally. Going	Bill Harmond	-	8/9/2005
46	That would make it easy and the article is signaling that type of negotiation, b	Cooters	-	8/9/2005
45	This pool can be a very good thing for intermec so that they just negotiate with	16yearcycle	-	8/9/2005
44	ZBRA may have deemed the 2% Rapid Start royalty rate as a great deal they could	Cooters	-	8/9/2005
43	Zebra is a Rapid Start licensee.	Bill Harmond	-	8/9/2005
42	RFID Vendors to Launch Patent Pool rfidjournal.com RFID Vendors to Launch Pat	Cooters	-	8/9/2005
41	For those of you with PACER access, the dispute between Symbol and Intermec is i	carranza2	-	8/8/2005
40	My, my history does sometime repeat itself. Nokia and Q might have to pay UNA	carranza2	-	8/8/2005
39	Dont see why microsoft doesnt deal with EVERYONE. Think they maybe interested i	deeno	-	8/8/2005
38	If they manage to exact IP royalies from chip-makers, there'd be a "raz	Bill Harmond	-	8/8/2005
37	and this from alien:(msft) RFID maker Alien raises $66 million more Friday July	16yearcycle	-	8/8/2005
36	<I>I can't imagine una's niche is as big, but its too early to thi	carranza2	-	8/8/2005
35	it appears there are a few of us here who spend (too?) much of our time looking	16yearcycle	-	8/8/2005
34	On reflection, I don't understand why MSFT is teaming up with SBL. SBL look	carranza2	-	8/8/2005
33	Perhaps too much could be made of this but msft and una are darn close to being	16yearcycle	-	8/8/2005
32	I'm in UNA. A long term investment. There are still issues with the technol	carranza2	-	8/8/2005
31	Intermec has been a Microsoft Strategic Partner for a long time, and Intermec ha	Bill Harmond	-	8/8/2005
30	The EPC is the standards making organization for the RFID industry; many heavy w	carranza2	-	8/8/2005
29	Good discussion here concerning standards and (more) IPR lawsuits: internetnews	carranza2	-	8/8/2005
28	But the Monster doesn't. Microsoft is teaming up with SBL. I should think	carranza2	-	8/8/2005
27	The RFID industry, and the stock market, agrees with you.	Bill Harmond	-	8/8/2005
26	You're welcome but remember than I am not a patent lawyer, just an intereste	carranza2	-	8/7/2005
25	Thanks for that work, Carranza2	16yearcycle	-	8/7/2005
24	Here are the links to what appear to be the Intermec primary patents. On a first	carranza2	-	8/7/2005
23	deleted dup.	carranza2	-	8/7/2005

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