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| 20001106 | OTL returns no findings of wrongdoing |
2000 October
Posted on : 01-10-2000 | By : admin | In : Seer History
Tags: 274 patent, e-Jamming, patent, Patent defense, SeerMusic, U.S. Patent #5886274
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| 20001015 | E-Jamming |
| 20001025 | “SeerMusic Patent Defense Plan” SJ |
2000 September
Posted on : 01-09-2000 | By : admin | In : Seer History
Tags: Dave Smith, quotes, Reality, SeerMusic, SurReal
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| 20000903 | DS CEO |
2000 August
Posted on : 01-08-2000 | By : admin | In : Seer History
Tags: Electronic Musician magazine, ratings, Reality
0
20000819 Ratings:
2000 July
Posted on : 01-07-2000 | By : admin | In : Seer History
Tags: Electronic Musician magazine, PlayStation 2, Sony, Staccato Systems
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| 20000702 | Sony Playstation 2 infringing? |
| 20000726 | Staccato encourages more complaints |
Going soft
2000 May
Posted on : 01-05-2000 | By : admin | In : Seer History
Tags: LOI, NDA, OTL audit, Staccato Systems
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| 20000507 | OTL returns no findings of wrongdoing |
| 20000507 | Seer presents Staccato with LOI/NDA v2 |
2000 April
Posted on : 01-04-2000 | By : admin | In : Seer History
Tags: LOI, NDA, OTL audit, Staccato Systems
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| 20000405 | Staccato cuts all contractors in prep for acq. |
| 20000410 | Still waiting for Staccato to sign LOI/NDA |
| 20000427 | OTL starts audit of Seer |
2000 March
Posted on : 01-03-2000 | By : admin | In : Seer History
Tags: Anthony Lombardi, Gig magazine, LOI, NDA, Reality, Richard Dean newsletter, Seer reMixer, Seer WAVmaker, SeerMusic, Staccato Systems, SurReal
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20000301 SeerMusic:
| 20000307 | Reality & SurReal; Richard Dean Newsletter |
| 20000315 | SurReal mention; Gig April |
| 20000324 | ?Seer preparing LOI/NDA |
| 20000329 | Staccato LOI v2.1 |
2000 February
Posted on : 01-02-2000 | By : admin | In : Seer History
Tags: Electronic Musician magazine, Joe Koepnick, OTL, review, Staccato Systems, SurReal
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SurReal in EM
| 20000221 | Seer responds to OTL audit complaint from Staccato’s Joe Koepnick |
Since You Asked . . .
Posted on : 01-01-2000 | By : admin | In : Seer History
Tags: NT, Reality, WaveSynth, WDM
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Here is the reason Reality did not continue—our core interrupt-driven engine became forbidden. The report documents the technical requirements for a complete rewrite which, with installation, testing—and aiming at a moving audio OS target with which we were abundantly familiar from our CTL work—converged on an estimated $1M cost. And it would have sounded worse than what we already had running on a $100 Creative Labs card with S/PDIF!
(the documented is dated as of printing)