"On July 18, TPL served Infringement Contentions accusing multiple ARM processor cores (“ARM Products”) contained within at least four Toshiba chips of infringing United States Patent No. 5,784,584 (“the ‘584 Patent”). On August 14, 2006, TPL filed a motion to supplement its Infringement Contentions and accused ARM Products contained within at least 9 Toshiba, NEC, and MEI chips of infringing the ‘584 patent." Notice the words "at least". This is ARM's motion, and the language they use kinda kill's the defendents' prior arguments regarding the TPL-submitted list of (representative) chips, where they claimed the case only included the specific chips on the list. I find this rather humorous....LOL It also increases my confidence, as it suggests that ARM and the J3 aren't communicating too well and ARM may not have done its homework. SGE