Absolute Wizard

* * *

It was in the press, but Apple was still in trouble.

I did not take any attitude to this response.

But I couldn't just sit back and watch a lawsuit happen all over the world.

Soon the proceedings began to come to fruition all over the world.

The first thing that came out was the Netherlands.

It was a defeat.

Apple has clearly infringed on Raincomb's aforementioned patents. Therefore, the prohibition is taken at the request of Raincomb.

Of course, this was just the beginning.

The case was soon resolved in the Republic of Korea.

Raincomb was the result of Apple being banned from patent infringement by Seoul Central District Court in Korea and claiming damages.

Apple has clearly infringed on Raincomb's aforementioned patents. Therefore, at the request of Raincomb, the prohibited sale action shall be taken within the Republic of Korea.

Raincomb claimed in the Complaint that it prohibited imports, transfers, exhibitions such as iPods that infringed on its designs, circuits, and voice processing, and discarded the product.

But Apple was also not just beaten this time.

They also claimed that Raincomb's new product, MIFP100, infringed its design patents and technology patents, prohibiting patents and claiming damages.

The trial will resume shortly.

The trial presented proof of the official website of Raincomb's Apple and the product specifications listed on the pre-existing iPod as proof that Raincomb's patent infringement was strictly prohibited.

In this regard, Apple's lawyers should examine whether the patent used by Raincomb is valid, and argue that the broad rights cannot be claimed solely as Raincomb patents.

Apple's claim was not satisfied because other companies had already agreed that Raincomb patents could be used.

He argued that the claim for damages would be established because Raincomb, as well as the license, had not even been requested.

Of course, Apple further demanded proof that existing designs, circuits, and acoustic-related patent infringements had not been made.

The answer from Apple's lawyer was very simple.

“I'm not responsible for the evidence! ”

* * *

The situation has only become more disadvantageous to Apple.

Apple was also not taken lightly by this unilateral situation.

Apple's counsel soon sent 9,000 pages of Complaint and 5,000 pages of Preparation for more than 500 patent items previously claimed by Raincomb.

Raincomb lawyers surprisingly only sent a first page about this.

“There is no basis! ”

This was not the only thing.

Submitting official documents was also a constant drag. Apple of course criticized Raincomb's attitude violently.

“You bastards, what's your trick? ”

Raincomb, of course, said something about this.

“There are no specific arguments in the preparation paper! ”

This is how things went down.

At first, there was a violent reaction, but over time, the lawsuit continued to grow.

* * *

The violent patent disputes between the two companies gradually collapsed over the course of a few months.

Raincomb came out of a deliberate aesthetic reaction.

It was the intention of Jo Min-woo.

From the outside, there was no room for compromise.

The German situation followed this big trend as well.

Apple has appealed to the Dusseldorf District Court to halt Apple's sale and marketing efforts in response to alleged patent infringement.

Apple objected if the reaction was manipulated to the size and proportion of the original raincomb product and material other than the actual product was submitted to the court.

Germany has accepted the appeal.

But the rest of Europe was a little wrong.

It wasn't.

Eventually, the sale and marketing of iPods in Europe were prohibited.

Apple was put back here.

But in the end, this trial was postponed to next year.

* * *

The fierce centuries of legal workshops of the two companies that began to expand throughout the world began to change over time.

Everyone was starting to have an interest in a company called Raincomb that they didn't even know about.

I had to.

Continued reporting on Raincomb to almost die in media around the world.

I couldn't help but overhear the deafness of citizens.

In this situation, the situation was different from that of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California.

In a way, it depends on the battlefield of the U.S. market, which is the largest market.

If Apple loses here, a huge blow is inevitable.

In the end, the Court Workshop began to take place, combining everything that had happened in other countries.

What was particularly annoying was the problem of over 500 patent entries.

Apple interpreted it as a masonry, and each and every one of them accepted it.

Raincomb representatives were also uncomfortable. He took advantage of all Koreans and corporations, and began to face the consequences one by one. Apple's claim here was too broad.

“It doesn't make sense that a patent is just a round shape. This is how it interferes with technological reform around the world! ”

This was the argument.

However, it has not been enough to reverse a patent that has already been filed and is in the process of being registered. Apple's argument was to say the least.

But this changed as it went through the media across the United States.

“Raincomb, these bastards are trying to steal money just by filing patents, right? ”

“These fuckers have to ban selling to the United States at all. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no! ”

“Move it!”

“Raincomb, which interferes with technological innovation and development, step back to your own country, Korea! Fall back!"

It was like this.

And it wasn't lighter than I thought.

But even in this situation, Raincomb's aggression did not stop.

Rather, I started pushing Apple to the corner.

The jury also understood Apple's position to some extent.

But the data Raincomb now provided was all reasonable claims. So they couldn't help but wrap the apple in plain sight.

However, it did not mean that the main company in their country could destroy Apple's brand image.

This was not the only problem. Even with repeated litigation materials, it took quite a while to cover technical very complex and professional content, reaching 12,340 pages.

In the end, the decision kept getting pushed into the black hole rather than showing the answer over time.

So much so that the viewer can get all dressed up.

* * *

Max Hope, California.

It was still noisy as usual today.

Soon, however, it was quiet when a story about raincombs and apples appeared on one TV.

“To date, Apple has sued for violating 500 utility patents proposed by Raincomb (U.S. Patent Nos., in particular, XX69381, XX44915, XX54163,....., XX876452). Apple sued Raincom for violating the patents of U.S. Patent Nos. XX75941, XX47516 and XX98711. In this court's verdict, Apple's Scott and Jonathan testify. This court's decision will be made exactly one month later. ”

That was it.

An insufferable person opened a TV channel.

“I'm sick of it! ”

“Phew, really, isn't it time to stop now? ”

“How long are those bastards going to keep doing that? No, it's an apple. They say it's possible. What the hell is a company called raincomb? ”

“Korean company. Mainly an MP3 maker. ”

“MP3?”

“The MIFP100 was recently launched and previously sold to the United States by OEM method. Let's, um, remember, oh, yeah, SlimNSX. ”

“Oh, wait, that's the model I use in the car? ”

“You know that. It's the best sound quality product. ”

“No, that's not all, is it? I usually use it when I'm in the bedroom. My wife will die in that light! ”

When the story came out this far, the situation changed.

Raincomb started talking about what kind of company it was and what it was doing. At first it was just a flowable company, but the situation was different.

They soon remembered about raincomb.

But it wasn't just here.

I am increasingly interested in Raincomb in the United States and around the world. It wasn't because I wanted to.

I am naturally interested because I don't understand the news content well.

The deeper the story about Raincomb, the more people knew. Of course, the criticism of Raincomb only increased.

It was around this time that a change occurred.

* * *

Lawyer Simpson recalled the proceedings that had been going on so far and suddenly changed them.

I wanted to kill him, especially for Kim Ho-in's lawyer in front of him.

But now we have a place to settle.

I had to endure it now.

“Is that what you call it? Two billion dollars back in rights to iTunes? ”

“Didn't I tell you instead that we're taking a step back, including the European ban on selling iPods? ”

“Hnng.”

He just had to put up with the groaning.

Without Judge Ruth's intervention, it was unbearable. She glances at you, shaking her head.

Here's the deal!

There was a meaning to it.

I've already looked at the atmosphere of the jury.

It was her judgment that there was no chance.

Simpson did his best to the end.

“Stubbornness, knowing that your patent rights are too comprehensive? Are we really going to go all the way? ”

Kim Hyoin's lawyer gave a meaningful glare. The user notices that the opposing Pokémon is giving their opinion as intended.

And he had already been clearly instructed by Jo Min-woo about the last line.

That was a billion dollars, right? What I wanted most was my iTunes license. ’

I had everything I needed.

Especially when it comes to iTunes, Apple initially disagreed. However, over time, the ban on selling iPods around the world changed.

Sales were frustrating.

No, this wasn't the only problem.

This is why the next one is a problem right now.

Eventually, the situation also took place as Raincomb suggested. As a result of this, iTunes was released.

Now there was only one final settlement left.

“Very well, then, let's concede to the future development of MP3 technology, just give us a billion dollars! ”

One billion dollars.

It was only one trillion.

Simpson's profanity rises, but he grips his teeth.

“Joe, good. Let's wrap it up that way. ”

This was the final agreement.

This soon became known to the world press through Raincomb.

We decided to negotiate with Apple in the future for MP3 technology innovation.

This was the article.

Of course, I have neglected the contents of the agreement. Of course, the majority of media focused on this and reported it as a specialty.

Right away.

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Chapter 3 Leap to Raincomb

After the announcement that they had reached an agreement with Apple as well as Cho Min-woo, he took a good look at the reactions of international media, particularly the American internal media.

Raincomb is the best!

It was also an expected response.

It was clear, but not bad about the way he stood back neatly. Because of this, I put a lot of effort into showing this face.

I pushed back slightly on the terms of the agreement.

iTunes license, one billion dollars.

Of course, not all of these methods were commonplace.

As time went by, there were also those who noticed.

And when I heard about it, I tilted my head.

A billion dollars makes sense.

I was not aware of iTunes' license, however.

Everyone thought it was strange.

It was this moment that he made the MIFP100 product sale, which he was preparing to sell again.

Sell right to the world!

Of course, this time it was not the OEM method.

Utilized their brand

Although the company brand was not well known until the litigation.

However, it was different after the announcement of the agreement with Apple.

I found out right away.

I was already familiar with the brand of Raincomb

I wouldn't have looked at it in the past, but it's different now.

Even Apple was a company with such incredible source technology.

I looked away first.

I tried it

And that concludes it.

It's magic!

It was an explosive reaction.

In the early days, there were roughly 10 million sprinkled worldwide for promotional volumes.

That volume was sold out in just three days. It was an enormous proportion of more than 10% of the iPods sold until recently.

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