With Acer, HTC, and Barco apparently frustrating any reasonable attempts at a negotiated settlement, and given that TPL have reverse-engineered samples of alleged infringement for all three, I remain at a loss as to why they haven't used the German Courts to seek an injunction against at least one of them. The patent is VALID!!!

Continuing the case in California is fine but it is a constant drain on PTSC's dwindling resources. This has to stop. Use CeBIT as an example of "supply chain disruption": enough is now enough.

I humbly suggest that the media coverage of such an action will be more than sufficient to encourage those who are taking advantage of TPL's overly generous leniency in pursuing a negotiated settlement that the time has arrived to pay the piper.

To not maximize the German validity confirmation, in Germany, would, in my very humble opinion, raise serious questions as to why such a perfect opportunity was not used.

I want to see PTSC/TPL with a first mover advantage in litigation.

Be well