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Hmm?
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"Dear Mr Salminen, your plan could
be feasible.
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"Best regards, Pierre Gaffie,
engineer, M1 Microelectronics."
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"Very urgent."
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Hello. Hello.
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Oui. Excuse me. Can I get two gin
and tonics, please? Yes.
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Thank you.
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Hello. Hi.
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I'm sorry. I have the middle seat.
You might wanna...
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Oh! Sorry.
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That's all right. Sorry, sorry.
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I'll move if there's less people.
No, it's fine. I'm sure. OK.
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Ta-da!
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So, flying back home, or...?
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Coming from Moscow. Heading to
Frankfurt.
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Then back home to Washington. Oh.
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We have the same route.
So, how was Moscow?
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Good. I interviewed the guy who's
opposing Gorbachev. Boris Yeltsin.
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Yeah. He's a real
thorn in Gorbachev's side.
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He's an interesting man, though.
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I could swear he was a little drunk
when I met him.
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How about you?
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Well, I've...
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..never been to the Soviet Union
myself. And I'm a Finn.
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Really? Yeah. A Finn that's never
been in the Soviet Union?
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I have not.
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Even though our company's biggest
company is the Soviet Union. OK.
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Aki Makkonen, from Nokia-Mobira. Ah.
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Mark Johnson.
I write for the Washington Post.
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Nice to meet you, Mark.
Hey, you, too.
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So, Nokia? Mobile phones? Yes.
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Or Tandy, as they sell them
in the States. OK.
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I wonder if you can help.
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This fell off and, admittedly,
it's a Hitachi, not a Nokia, so...
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Yeah. Well,
as long as it's not a Motorola.
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I'm not an engineer, actually,
but...
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..yeah, I've seen some of these.
So here you see the antenna cover.
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Mm-hm. And the power comes from here
and goes through this.
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Interesting.
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Cabin attendants...
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Hi. Could I get some tape,
please? Of course.
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And a bourbon and coke as well.
Yes. Nice choice.
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Yeah, I think I can fix it. It's not
really broke.
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It's a little bit loose.
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Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho...
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..Indiana, Iowa...
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Let me help you, sir. All right.
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Hey. Hello. Hi. How are you doing?
Good, thank you.
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Jump in, guys.
Where do you want to go?
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This is a different guy.
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So, nine o'clock
sharp at the court room.
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And don't be alarmed. It won't be
anything like you've seen on TV.
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All right. OK. Goodnight.
Goodnight. Have a good one.
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So, guys, how's travel?
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Good? Yes. Flight was all right,
yeah. Very good.
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Well, let me
bring you the bad news first.
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Motorola is certainly going to be
very pleased with
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Judge Mrs Robertson.
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It's going to be challenging for us.
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Her judgment has been
82% in favour of Motorola.
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So we're talking about multibillion
dollar companies,
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and it all comes down to one person?
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I'm not saying she's biased.
I'm just giving you the facts.
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All right. And what about the good
news? The hotel is fantastic.
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I hear the rooms are amazing.
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So, you know...
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Other than that, any questions?
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Oh. Actually,
could I borrow a tie, maybe?
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I love you Finns.
You're, like, so innocent.
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Please, of course you can.
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Uh-huh.
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I think it's going to be a tough
day. I can't believe he's late.
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OK. Morning! Morning.
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How are you? Morning. Good morning.
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Morning. Morning.
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OK, the translator hasn't arrived,
so let's go see if he's inside.
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All right.
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Well, before I forget.
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Oh. Thank you.
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May I introduce you Mike Hampton
from Tandy?
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Aki Makkonen. Nice to meet you.
Likewise.
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I have another one here for you.
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I just got tickets to Spain.
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Really? Yeah. Nice. All rise.
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Court is now in session.
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The Honourable Judge
Margaret Robertson residing.
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Good morning, ladies and gentlemen.
Good morning. Please be seated.
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Your honour, I think
we have a small problem here,
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in that the translator does not
appear to be in the courtroom.
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Perhaps if we proceed slowly,
at least until he gets here.
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OK, we can do that.
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In the case of Motorola versus
Nokia Limited,
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case number 637807.
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Opening statement, Motorola.
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Your honour,
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we would like to begin with
the first three indictment points.
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They are the LED screen,
the antenna, and the overall design.
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Starting with the LED screen,
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we call the first witness,
Mr Lassi Forssman.
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Would you state your name
for the record?
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Lassi Forssman.
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Mr Forssman, I've provided you with
a document marked as MNF-33...
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First we take Manhattan...
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..and then we take Beijing!
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So my question is,
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whether or not in carrying
out your responsibilities of product
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development and external design,
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whether or not you design a product
whose housing was inefficient,
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in the sense that it would be larger
than what was necessary,
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or smaller than what was necessary.
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Well, you cannot design smaller unit
than the inside parts are.
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I guess, you agreed yourself, that
telephones must be as small
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as possible.
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And in designing a product
and carrying...
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Your honour, the interpreter has
arrived.
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Please continue. And in designing a
product, and carrying...
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Morning. Morning.
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So, I noticed this
McNeil guy isn't here.
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He's probably
working on another case.
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Motorola uses him
as this kind of legal hit man.
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He shows up and, let's just say,
we can be happy he isn't here.
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Does that mean Motorola isn't
too worried about this case?
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Maybe for the best.
Mr McNeil, he can be dangerous.
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Yeah, you can't give him anything.
Anything.
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Henrik Maki-Talo?
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Mr Maki-Talo,
on the table before you,
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there's an exhibit which is
marked NNF 44.
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Are you familiar with that exhibit?
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This is my witness
statement.
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This is my witness statement.
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I mean, this is my witness
statement. Yes.
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Is there anything you'd like to
change in that statement?
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There are a few corrections that
I would like to make.
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Page number 12, paragraph 19.
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100TM6950T.
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This part should be deleted.
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Then after that, there should be a
comma,
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and M6955T, delete it.
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And probably a period and not the...
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Your honour, I think
it should be a period.
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Mr Maki-Talo, I have a few
questions.
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Why isn't the antenna on the Mobira
512 located as far
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away from the head
and body as possible?
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It's a Mobira product, right?
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You testified there that the
standard
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configuration of a keypad
is four rows with three keys.
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Is that correct?
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Yes. All right.
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And you state that any other
arrangement would make
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the unit unfamiliar,
and therefore difficult to use. Yes.
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You also state that any other
arrangement would make the unit,
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and I'm quoting, unfamiliar
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and therefore 333 1234
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212 M6
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1516 M71819...
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Has long has Nokia patented its own
solutions?
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Isn't it true that the
Mobira 512 has
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a keypad of four rows of four keys?
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A car? Your honour,
this gentleman here just interrupted
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a witness in the middle
of his answer.
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Let's not argue among counsel.
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Please address all objections to me
and not to each other.
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Isn't this a direct conclusion
derived from your patent policy?
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Your honour, too many questions at
one time.
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I think what the witness is
referring to with this movement
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of the hand is the placement
of the buttons on the phone.
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I have no further questions for the
witness at this time.
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And these as well.
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Oh! Oh!
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Hermanni Maki?
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So the seller issues an offer,
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which contains their general
terms of sale.
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The buyer then makes an order
based on that offer,
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and the buyer's offer contains the
general terms of purchase. Yes?
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Yes. The seller then invoices the
buyer,
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and that invoice contains the
seller's aforementioned
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general terms of sale.
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And this invoice is the final
document relating to the sale.
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So you knew what you were buying.
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Thank you, Mr Maki. That'll be all.
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Alors, it would be like
a clock in a phone?
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Yes, it would be connected to the
battery, but,
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yes, it would work as
a clock.
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How many of these do you need?
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In the beginning, maybe a few
thousand. Ah.
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But as the production begins,
then...then hundreds of thousands.
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Non....
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We would need a bigger order.
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How long would it take to make a
million? OK.
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Now it would be less than a year,
but things get busy for us soon.
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What company is making this order?
Nokia.
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Ericsson called us, too, with a
similar question,
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but that is Sweden. Yes, yes.
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Excuse me, but are they ordering
crystals?
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Yes. They have a similar order in
mind.
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I see. Could you give me five
minutes?
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I'll get back to you.
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Mr Henrik Maki-Talo...
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..from 1982 until 1988,
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you were the individual responsible
for Nokia product development?
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And I still do.
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And on 27th September 1988,
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you attended a Nokia internal
meeting in Salo.
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Is that so?
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Probably. Probably.
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I'm holding a copy of those minutes
in my hands, which you signed.
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Do these look familiar to you?
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It looks familiar. If
you turn to one of the back pages,
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you'll see there is a drawing
on the back of one of them.
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Did you draw it?
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Would you please hold up
the drawing for the court to see?
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Would you please read out
loud for the court what is
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written next to the drawing?
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The same component as Motorola.
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Hey. Aki.
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Hey, Mark. What are you doing here?
Well, top-secret.
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Oh, hey. Mark. Henrik.
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Nice to meet you.
Good to see you. And I am Lassi.
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Nice to meet you, Lassi. Yeah.
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Hey, you guys mind if I join you?
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Join the party. No,
but seriously, what's the agenda?
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It's a bit of a sensitive
topic at the moment, the story.
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That's why I can't tell you the
details, but... Keep your secrets.
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Yeah. Well, I'll tell you what,
though.
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When it comes out in the Washington
Post, you can read all about it.
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Sure, man. Yeah.
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Are you OK? You seem
a little stressed out.
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Stressed? Ah!
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Why would I be stressed?
I'm just about to get fired. Oh?
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But before that, I'm going to
destroy my company.
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OK. Nokia?
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Hmm. You're not being melodramatic?
No, it's actually true. OK.
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Well, I'm intrigued.
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You guys want to tell me a bit more?
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What are you doing here?
Sorry, it's top-secret. OK.
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Nice. You want to play that game.
Whoa!
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Yeah, go ahead.
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Aki here has already seen
the insides.
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I still haven't been able to get
a new one. Hitachi. I haven't had
the time.
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No, it was disintegrating,
and then Aki was helping me out
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when we met on the plane, and he put
it back together. Oh, really?
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I asked the stewardess for some
tape...
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OK, so here you see the antenna
cover, and the power comes from here
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and goes through this.
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Interesting. Aki?
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I'm sorry, I have to go.
I hope I'll see you again. Enjoy.
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Taxi!
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Hello. To a Radio Shack.
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Thank you.
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Mm-hm.
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Hmm.
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I'm sorry, I can't reach
Mr Makkonen. OK, thank you.
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You're welcome.
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Well, it's all been very well
documented in this case that
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Nokia purchased the components in
question from Mutara, and therefore
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any legal responsibilities fall into
the hands of the Japanese supplier.
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But the responsibility
falls to the company that sells
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the product to the American market.
Therefore, any legal...
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Silence in the court.
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Does Nokia plan to leave the United
States market?
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Absolutely not, your honour.
Nokia's stance is clear.
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In which case, Motorola demands
that all of the cellphones
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in question be destroyed.
That's where it's starting to get...
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Yeah, well, that all aside, but it's
starting to get a little unusual
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here, and raising a few question
marks regarding the motivation
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of Motorola as a corporation, as...
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as...as...as a whole.
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Excuse me, your honour.
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Can we have a recess, please? OK.
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Ten-minute recess. What is going
on?
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I will explain.
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OK. So, the same component
is in every phone.
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Mutara owns the patent, not Motorola
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We're going to get a copy of the
patent.
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Please be seated.
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So the strangeness of this case,
if you may, your honour,
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is the fact that Motorola
hasn't been
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bothered by any other mobile phones
or devices sold in the US...
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..except for Tandy, Nokia...
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It's the same component
and a patent Motorola
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claims that it owns in the US.
Objection.
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We've established that
Motorola owns
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the patent for the component in
question here in the United States.
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Your honour, it's also noteworthy
that Motorola sells the
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component and patent that
Mutara owns.
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They've been collecting
profits for many,
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many years, at the same time that
it's been selling
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mobile phones all over the globe,
and collecting royalty. Objection.
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Your honour, this case
is about patent infringement,
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not about marketplace competition.
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I will soon prove that Motorola's
indictment is groundless.
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Totally.
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We have already provided evidence
here to the fact that Nokia's
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innovation is actually older in
several points in the indictment,
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and as previously mentioned, it is
a Mutara component.
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We have actually just received
the patent here... Objection.
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We have not received any such
document as evidence. Wait a second.
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I just want to make sure
I understand this correctly.
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Motorola's lawyers have actually not
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laid their eyes on the patent
which is older than Motorola's?
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It's the same component that they
themselves use in their own
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phones and claim that Nokia is using
without authorisation.
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I'm a bit shocked, if I may.
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Your honour, we will prove that
Motorola's indictment is groundless.
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In fact, this indictment contains
a series of unfounded claims,
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dubious claims.
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We should be investigating what
Motorola has
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perpetrated with this indictment.
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The court is in recess.
We shall examine the documents.
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Katarina.
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Wow. That was impressive. Where the
hell did that come from?
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Are we supposed to be talking about
the case? You're right.
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I just wanted to say, you might be
looking for a new job soon,
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and have you considered working
here in the States?
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We could really use someone like
you. Someone like me? A fighter.
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A real fighter.
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The thing is,
I am not ready to give up yet.
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Not on the case, not on Nokia.
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Of course not.
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I was just throwing it out there.
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You know, in case you change
your mind.
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Yeah. Well, who knows?
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Maybe someday.
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And I promise, you'll be the first
to know.
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Katarina. Congratulations.
That was absolutely amazing.
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That was fantastic. Congratulations.
Wonderful. A wonderful outcome.
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We should celebrate. Yes, please.
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Absolutely. Absolutely. You're the
lady of this evening. No!
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It was quite amazing. Yeah.
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I didn't see that coming.
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Hello. Jorma Ollila speaking.
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