A federal judge in Trenton last Monday enforced a $300,000 settlement in a patent suit against Sony over technology that provides vibration in its PlayStation, granting Sonys motion to enforce the deal over opposition from plaintiffs Craig Thorner and his company, Virtual Reality Feedback Corp. of Brick.
U.S. District Judge Mary Cooper found that the parties reached an agreement in e-mail exchanges and phone calls and that Thorner subsequently reneged.
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