e.Digital Corporation (fka EDIG)

[Tinroad]

As you said in the referenced post #msg-1372863 : "The patent was filed 7 1/2 years ago and was simply a different way to write to flash memory (which could be expanded to other types of non-volatile storage such as hard drives)." The 'different way' (MOS) of writing to flash or hard drives also means that a different means of reading is required to retrieve the data (not my claim; it's right there in the patent). So even your limited grasp of MOS is sufficient to verify my claim that non-MOS systems (Windows, DOS, UNIX, Linux, etc.) are unable to read data stored via MOS. End of discussion.