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Anyone care to patent water, air, fire and dirt? :p so you can sue anyone who drinks, breathes, cooks and walks... lol :rofl:
Seriously folks, what would happen if a foreign company got so fed up with these U.S. patent trolls and decide to pull out from the U.S. market??
That would mean no Sony, Nintendo, Nokia, Ericsson or any other foreign tech products for U.S. consumers. It's gonna be their loss. :D
Sigh, thank god the wheel isn't patented!
Cloudy
Cat!!!
The console's which is getting the most money will get the most lawsuits, its all about the money
At least it will keep nintendo on its toes cos at the moment i feel nintendo is relying on the fact other consoles are recieving bad publicity
Actually, take a look at the Monsanto corporation patents. They've patented many many different seed variations for farm use, and farmers must use their seeds in order to sell anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by jefdizon
I think they've patented over one million different variations by now.
Water, air, fire, and dirt, probably will soon follow.
After a quick look, Monsanto has tried to patent pigs.
how the F*** did they think they could do that?:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by SkyeDarkhawk
Well, the patent they are trying to get is so loosely worded about the process of genetically selecting pigs by breeding, that they're actually trying to patent next to the entire process of making pigs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Micky_c_dog
http://www.greenpeace.org/internatio...pig-patent-111
Monsanto is trying to take over the food market.
Luckily, we've really have yet to see some upstart group trying to patent everything about video games, consoles, or even homebrewn. You'd be surprised what you can patent.
LONE STARRRRR!!!
(breathes heavily, falls over)
Yeesh, I hate these stupid patent campers. However, I have every confidence that Nintendo's Schwartz will be bigger than Lone Star's when this is taken to court.
JR