Proof you didn't read what I wrote...
Even if DVRs get manufactured overseas cheaper and more cost effectively, if those DVRs are to be sold within the united states, they must honor US patents.
As if the above statement needs some in depth legal background to make? Anyone doing business inside the US must obey the US patent law, what was your point again?
...what will be the inevitable outcome of this trial, which will be one of two things.
1) A settlement is reached because the coffers are dry, Dish's ideal situation.
2) The infringement verdict finally sticks, which is Tivos ideal situation.
None of the above your new predictions has anything to do with your initial prediction that the judge will rule complete in TiVo's favor.
On 1), now your prediction is there will be a settlement, which will be E*'s ideal situation. Did you just rule out your previous prediction that TiVo will get everything from the judge?
What about 2)? What are you talking about the infringement will finally stick? Have you not already learned the infringement verdict was final after the Supreme Court refused to hear E*? Which infringement verdict did you mean that did not stick and needed to be stuck again?
The later of which I suspect only because it directly ties to whats going on with the global economy, and the roll the US is intended to take in it in terms of invention and innovation...and Clinton's vision of it, and the fact that Folsom is Clintons boy.
What vision? You could not even spell out such vision, rather change your predcition as you go along.
Now you see? Theres my point, as you can see it has nothing to do with your interpretation or any of the other gibberish you've been babbling about for the last several posts.
You never had a point, every time I poked a hole in your so called breadth of legal knowledge, you changed your point, and you still do not have a point sadly.