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Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Wednesday October 11, 2006 @07:22PM from the easy-advertising dept.

Cr0w T. Trollbot writes "Today Transmeta filed suit against Intel for patent infringement. From the article: 'The suit [...] alleges that Intel infringed upon ten of Transmeta's patents. The patents cover computer architecture and power efficiency technologies.' Transmeta offered a low-power x86 processor until last year which used Transmeta's vaunted 'code morphing' software."

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They still exist? (Score:4, Funny)

by WilliamSChips ( 793741 ) writes: <.full.infinity. .at. .gmail.com.> on Wednesday October 11, 2006 @07:28PM (#16401581) Journal

I thought that they filed bankruptcy or something.

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the davinci code (Score:4, Funny)

by User 956 ( 568564 ) writes: on Wednesday October 11, 2006 @07:37PM (#16401719) Homepage

Transmeta offered a low-power x86 processor until last year which used Transmeta's vaunted 'code morphing' software.

Quick, someone use this "code morphing" software on the mona lisa so we can find the Holy Grail!

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Re:Note to self. . . (Score:3, Funny)

by a_n_d_e_r_s ( 136412 ) writes: on Thursday October 12, 2006 @02:41AM (#16404825) Homepage Journal

Not a problem - patents are only valid for 20 years!

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