Patent litigants target DVRs

ATI All-in-Wonder Anyone?: The ATI All-in-Wonder Pro computer video and TV capture card was quite popular in Summer of 1998 when I first purchased mine. They improved on it year after year, but they also had other versions in years PRIOR to the 1998 model.

ATI was there even before TIVO. I would say this demonstrates "prior art" and an undefendable, worthless patent.; Posted by: racingmustang Posted on: 04/08/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Filed October 4, 2002 Nigel Johnstone | 04/08/05

Happauge Personal Video recorder Nigel Johnstone | 04/08/05

How about D-VHS? rdwhitti | 04/08/05

Yes, there's that word again Spoon Jabber | 04/08/05

Tivo already existed azurensis | 04/08/05

Oh, my. Here we go again! BitTwiddler | 04/08/05

ATI All-in-Wonder Anyone? racingmustang | 04/08/05

RE: ATI All-in-Wonder Gungnir | 04/08/05

DVR News robert.jones | 04/14/05

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