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Patent complaint over LEDs and laser diodes leads trade commission to investigate electronics such as handhelds and high-def DVD players.
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- It's more than a Sony issue
- This basically covers everything with a laser attached to it. Even Dr Evil's sharks. Actually, maybe that's why he couldn't get the sharks. Anyway, I hate sensationalist titles. Maybe if they would've used the same writing Engadget did, they wouldn't get the attention.
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- What about other technology?
- Wouldn't this patent only cover very specific technology used to produce a specific type of blue diode? Several technologies now exist - many are patented to Japanese companies.
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