This is the price of success: Nintendo is being sued over some of the technology that makes its Wii such a super-special gaming console.
Texas-based Lonestar Inventions alleges that the Wii infringes on a patent it holds for a "high capacitance structure in a semiconductor device." We're not sure what that is either, but, according to GameSpot, the patented technology is a "space-saving method tripling the effectiveness of parallel plate capacitors by using layers of conducting strips."
And we know the Wii would not be fun without effective parallel plate capacity!
Lonestar Inventions previously went to court with Texas Instruments, Marvell Semiconductor and Eastman Kodak Company over the same patent.
TheFeed finds it hard to believe that the technology could have possibly come from Texas, because only two things come from Texas, steers and... something else.
GameSpot.com: Nintendo facing new Wii patent suit



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I doubt this'll hold up in court.
p.s. we sent all of the douche bags out of the state to live with all of the other douches in the country, who JUST HAPPEN to live in LA A.K.A. the self appointed capital of the known universe
go fsck yourself
right... so obviously these numerous attempts on our country the past few weeks mean nothing then huh?
Also, let's stay off politics and religion.. Those are bad subjects for mixed company.