According to an article on the Inquirer, an US company is already owning patents that cover the technical aspects of the Blu Ray and Violet Laser technology that is currently marketed by Sony as the follow up of the current Red Laser DVD. Besides the technology itself the company also claims to have patents on many appllications that are used in storage at a molecular level.
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Those include 3D holographic interactive multimedia storage tablets, multiple different boot OSes using a common CPU, 2D/3D rewritable holographic disks, cards, drums, and paper storage, 3D holographic murals and windows for skyscrapers and movie theaters, programmable holographic stealth techniques and many more. |
If this company goes to court and wins the case this might be a big blow for Sony, as the company will likely charge license fees making the devices more expensive. Or the companies backing the Blu-Ray format will have to go back to the drawing tables and find a solution that will circumvent the patents. Read the entire story here.
Source: TheInquirer
