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Samsung Can't Use Clips of Kubrick's Space Odyssey Against Apple

A judge presiding over the ongoing patent battle between Samsung and Apple has upheld a ruling that the former tech company can't use clips from Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey to argue that Apple's patents are invalid.
The clips in question? You may recall astronaut scientist David Bowman using a tablet like computer in the 1968 film masterpiece that has a striking resemblance to some of today's tech toys.
Samsung has complained repeatedly about Judge Lucy Koh, who the company says isn't allowing a complete picture of the issues to be shown to jurors. The case, in which Apple is seeking a whopping $2.5 billion in damages for certain exterior design characteristics also used by Samsung, could have big implications for future tech company legal battles.
But Samsung's odyssey in search of a fair trial apparently continues. For now at least, the pod bay door to the Kubrick maneuver remains closed.Courtesy-slatester
 

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