This sounds like good news: > > December 20, 2007 > > *NINESTAR PRESS RELEASE:* ZHUHAI, China \ufffd Recently, the United States > Patent and Trademark Office has issued an office action, which rejects > Seiko Epson's two patents, including claims 1-6, 8-14 and 16-22 of U.S > Patent No.6,502,917( the \ufffd917\ufffd patent) , and claims > 1-8,15-17,19-23,26-30,33 and 37-39 of U.S. Patent No. 7,008,053(the\ufffd > 053\ufffd patent), for the reason that the patents applied some prior art > and was lack of novelty and creativity. This rejection by U.S. PTO is > in response to Ninestar\ufffds request to re-examine the invalidity of the > patents <http://www.rechargermag.com/articles/48147/> in September 2007. > > According to Ninestar, this initial rejection of the \ufffd917\ufffd patent and > \ufffd053\ufffd patent by the U.S.PTO will raise a question of rationality of > the order issued by ITC and create favorable conditions for Ninestar's > legal cases in the Federal Circuit Court in the future and for > Ninestar to continuously sell its own patented products in the U.S. > market.
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Epson Patent
2008-01-05 by Peter De Smidt
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