30 enterprises Sony Blu-ray DVD U.S. investigation of alleged infringement by

According to foreign media reports, Sony has recently met with the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) investigation, because of its Blu-ray DVD player and MAX700CSA datasheet and other products suspected of infringement.

Addition to Sony, the ITC investigation has been a total of 30 enterprises. The grounds that their products suspected of infringing the short wavelength light-emitting diodes and MAX700CSA price and laser diode patent infringing products include the Sony Blu-ray DVD player included.

It is reported that Columbia University Professor Emeritus Ge Te Lu De Luo Schild (Gertrude Neumark Rothschild) in February this year, the 30 companies had filed a lawsuit demanding that the U.S. banned the import of a range of products infringe its patent.

Addition to Sony, has been investigating the company as well as Nokia, Motorola, Panasonic, Toshiba, Hitachi, Pioneer, Sanyo, LG and MAX700CSA suppliers and so on. So far, Sony spokesman was not immediately available for comment.

February of this year, Sonys next-generation DVD standards war just beat Toshibas HD DVD standard.