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A case pitting two of the biggest names in IP law against each other came to a head Tuesday, when a jury awarded $82 million to a California company, finding that Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. infringed two patents. According to an attorney in the case, the verdict "is about four times" the annual revenue of the Immersion Corp., which sells hardware and software technology that lets users interact with digital devices, such as computer joysticks and medical procedure simulators.
September 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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