Western Marine Electronics, Inc., Appellant/cross-Appellee v. Furuno Electric Co., Ltd., Appellee/cross-Appellant

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• totality of the circumstances relating to the character and extent of commercial activities must be considered under section 102
• offer to sell without restriction evidences primarily commercial and not experimental purpose
• “The trial court properly recognized that testing or experimentation performed with respect to non-claimed features of the device does not show that the invention was the subject of experimentation.“
• “The trial court properly recognized that testing or experimentation performed with respect to non-claimed features of the device does not show that the invention was the subject of experimentation.“
• A The trial court properly recognized that testing or experimentation performed with respect to non‑claimed features of the device does not show that the invention was the subject of experimentation. A
• court should consider totality of circumstances including “the type of invention”

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