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`A system for providing
`access to the Internet,
`comprising:
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`IXI’s Claim Chart regarding Samsung’s Infringement of U.S. Patent No. 7,039,033
`Claim 1
`Although the preamble to Claim 1 does not limit the scope of the claim, Samsung provides systems and/or
`components of systems for providing access to the Internet. Accused systems include Internet Devices} Samsung
`Relevant Devices,’ and WLAN Devices.‘
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`via short distance radio waves using the 802. l I andfor Bluetooth protocols and use the Samsung Relevant Device
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`Sarnsung Relevant Devices provide WLAN Devices with access to the Internet via wireless short range radio
`signals (e.g., 802.11, Bluetooth} and cellular radio signals. WLAN Devices connect to Samsung Relevant Devices
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`' IXI provides these iiifringctncttt contentions lizr Defendants Samsung Electronics ('30., l.'I‘l), Samstmg lilectronies America, [ne., and Sanisung
`'|'elccummunieations mmcrica. l.l..C (collectively. “San1sung"}. These contentions contain diagrams. screcnsltots. and other documentary evidence by way of
`example and not by way of limitation. These contentions are based on publically available infonnation and in the absence ofcomplete discovery do not represent
`any claim construction position. IXI reserves the right to amend these contentions as discovery progresses. in response to Samsung‘s defenses. and in response to
`any claim construction rulings.
`1 "lntemet Devices“ are computers or other devices that function as intemet or application servers. including those ovumed or operated by Samsung or third
`parties.
`3 “Santsung Relevant Devices“ include every Santsung smartpbone, tablct. laptop or other device that includes a Wireless Hot-spot Feature. including but not
`limited to every Stunsung stnarlphone. Wi—Fi + cellular tablet. and Wi—l"i + cellular laptop Ihal ulilizcs Windows Phone II‘ or above (e.g.. A'l']\-' Sl-L. i"\'|'lV S Nco.
`and A'|‘lV Odyssey}. every Samsung snzartphonc. Wi-l-‘i + cellular tablet. and Wi-|"i + cellular laptop that utilizes Androinl Version 2.2 l-‘royo and above (c.g..
`Charge, I-Zpie 4G, Fascinate, Focus 5. Galaxy flee 3, Galaxy Alpha, Galaxy Appeal, Galaxy Avant, Galaxy Axiom, Galaxy 3, Galaxy Sll, Galaxy Slll. Galaxy
`Slll Mini, Galaxy S4, Galaxy S4 Active, Galaxy 54 Mini, Galaxy SS, Galaxy 55 Active, Galaxy 35 Sport, Galaxy S5 Mini, Galaxy 8 Showcase, Galaxy Gem,
`Galaxy Legend, Galaxy Exhilaratc, Galaxy l-Ixhihlt 4G, Galaxy |-2xprcs- Galaxy Fresh, Galaxy Light, Galaxy Note, Galaxy Note 2, Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note
`4. Galaxy Note Edge. Galaxy Mega. Galaxy Mega 2. Galaxy Tab (Wi—l-"i + Cellular]. Galaxy Tab 2 (Wi—l-"i + Cellular). Galaxy Tab 3 (Wi—Fi + Cellular), Galaxy
`Tab 4 [Wi~Fi + Cellular}, Galaxy Tab Pro tWi-l-‘i + Cellular]. Galaxy Tab 8 (Wi-I-‘i + Cellular}, Galaxy Rugby Pro. Galaxy Metrix 4G, Galaxy Stratospltere II.
`Gravity SM;-’\RT T589. Galaxy 3 Aviator, Galaxy S Blaze 4G. Galaxy S Relay 4G, Galaxy Stellar. Galaxy Victory 4G L'I'l;'. Indulge. Inlitse 4«G, Intercept.
`Galaxy Nexus. Nexus S, Nexus 10, Rugby Stuart. Transfonn. Vibrant). the LTE Mobile Hotspot PRO and SCH—L(."1l 4G Mobile Hotspot, and devices
`reasonably similar in the operation ofwireless Ilotspot Features.
`“Wireless Hotspot l-‘catures“ includes the “Portable \\-’i—l-"i Holspot.“ “Mobile l-lotspol," “Internet Sharing." “Bluetoolh 'l'ethering," andfor reasonably similar
`features that allows a Samsung Relevant Device to vvirclcssly sl1at\:(t:.g., via Wi-I-‘i or Bluctooth) its cellular connection with another device.
`" “WLAN Devices“ incltlde laptops [e.g.. Samsung iI’\'l'I\-I Book 9 Plus). tablets (e.g.. Galaxy Note Tablet. Galaxy Tab. Galaxy Tab 2, Galaxy Tab 3. Galaxy Tab
`4. Galaxy Tab. Galaxy Tab. Galaxy Note Tablet). headsets. smart watches {e.g.. Galaxy Gear. Gear 2. Gear 2 Neo. Gear Live. Gear S. and Gear Fit}. smart 'l'\-'5.
`printers. and other devices {including hoth Samsung and thin] party devices) that connect to Samsung ltclevant llcviccs via short range radio signals (c.g.. Wi-l-‘i.
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`to access cellular networks and the Internet.
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`For example, all Samsung Relevant Devices include Wireless Hotspot Features. With the exception of the LTE
`Mobile Hotspot PRO and the SCH—LCl l 4G Mobile Hotspot. all Samsung Relevant Devices include the Android
`Operating System version 2.2 or greater or the Windows Phone Operating System version 7 or greater. These
`operating system versions each include Wireless Hotspot Features. {See Wired Webpage, “Android 2.2 ‘Froyo‘
`Features USB, Wi—Fi TeLhering“'; Windows Phone Webpage, “Share my Connection”)
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`The Samsung Galaxy S45, for example, includes the “Portable Wi—Fi hotspot“ feature. which allows WLAN
`Devices to connect to the Samsung Galaxy S4 via Wi—Fi and use its cellular connection. (See Samsung Galaxy S4
`User Manual at I21)
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`Similarly. the Samsung ATIV S Neofi includes the “lntemet Sharing” feature, which allows WLAN Devices to
`connect to the Sarnsung ATIV Neo via Wi—Fi and use its cellular connection. (See Sarnsung ATIV S Neo User
`Manual (Sprint) at 61)
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`1 4G Mobile I-lotspot are each themselves mobile hotspots with
`The LTE Mobile Hotspot PRO and the SCH—LC l
`the primary purpose of providing Wireless Hotspot Features and providing WLAN Devices with access to the
`Internet.
`Each Sarnsung Relevant Device is a first wireless device in a short distance network, The Samsung Relevant
`Devices each have a software component {e.g., Wireless Hotspot Features software and Android or Windows
`operating system software) used to access infonnation from the Internet by communicating with a cellular network
`in response to a first short—range Wi—Fi andfor Bluetooth radio frequency signal received from a WLAN Device.
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` a first wireless device. in
`a short distance wireless
`network. having a
`software component to
`access information from
`the lntemet by
`communicating with a
`cellular network in
`response to a first short-
`range radio signal,
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`For example, the Wireless Hotspot Features of each Samsung Relevant Device provide WLAN Devices with
`access to Internet Devices. The Samsung Relevant Devices receive wireless short range radio signals (e.g.. 802.1 I,
`Bluetooth) from WLAN Devices and in response to these signals retrieve information from the Internet (e.g.,
`website data) via cellular radio signals (e.g., GSM, CDMA, LTE) for relay to the WLAN Devices.
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`5 The Galaxy S4 contains similar components and tenttlres as other Samsung Relevant Devices and is representative of" the hardware components of‘ these
`devices.
`" 'I‘lie r\'l'lV S Neu contains the Windows ()pc-rating Systein and is representative of the snltwarc Features on Samsung ltulcvzmt Ilcviu.-es utiliring this operating
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`In addition, other Network Services provided by WLAN Devices to Samsung Relevant Devices utilize the software
`components of Samsung Relevant Devices to access information from the Internet Devices, such as account
`authentication, user preferences, cloud-based data (eg., synchronization, email, calendar, messages, media, etc,),
`infonrtation requested by the Galaxy Gear Watches, and other infommtion when they are connected to Samsung
`Relevant Devices via Wireless Hotspot Features, Wi-Fi Direct (P2P), Bluetoolli, or reasonably similar protocols?
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`wherein the first wireless
`device communicates
`with the cellular network
`and receives the first
`short-range radio signal;
`and,
`a second wireless device,
`in the short distance
`wireless network, to
`provide the first short-
`range radio signal,
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`wherein the software
`component includes :1
`network address
`translator software
`component to translate
`between a first Internet
`Protocol (“IP”) address
`provided to the first
`wireless device from the
`cellular network and :1
`second address for the
`second wireless
`device provided by the
`first wireless device,
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`Each WLAN Device is the claimed second wireless device in a short distance wireless network (e,g., Wt-Fi 802.1 I
`andior Bluetooth network) that provides the first slion-range radio signal to a Samsung Relevant Device. WLAN
`Devices connect to Samsung Relevant Devices via shun distance radio waves using the 802.1 I andfor Bluetooth
`protocol and use the Samsung Relevant Device to access cellular networks and the Internet when using Wireless
`Hotspot Features or providing other Network Services via Wi—Fi Direct (P2P), Bluetooth, or reasonably similar
`_protocols.
`Samsung Relevant Devices include network address translator software components for translating between a first
`IP addresses provided from the Internet Device over the cellular network and a second IP address for the WLAN
`Device provided over a Wi-Fi andfor Bluetooth network. See Sarnsung’s Answers to lXI‘s First Set of Requests
`for Admission, No. 30 (“ Samsung admits that Samsung devices with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth hotspot features support
`Network Address Translation and are compatible with RFC 1631.”).
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`For example, when the Samsung Galaxy S4 is connected to the Internet, it receives an IF’ address from the cellular
`network connected to the Internet. When the Samsung Galaxy S4 is in the Portable Hotspot mode, the Samsung
`Galaxy S4 creates a Wi-Fi network. A local area Wi-Fi network includes a plurality of private addresses; each is
`provided to a device connected to the Wi-Fi network.
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`One of the most popular methods to implement Wireless Hotspot Features is via Network Address Translation {or
`NAT), for example for an IP network. Software components in the Samsung Relevant Devices include a network
`address translator software component to implement the NAT functionality.
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`include services such as Wireless Hutspot Features, security. |)I{t..‘|’ server Iilnctiuns, DNS server functions. pairing intuiageinent. virtual
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`private iielxvnrks. lirt:\val|s.. monitoring and statistics. health monitoring, gaining [e.g.. Group Play], niessugiiig, printing. media-sllaring (cg, via Nearby
`Devices. Al1Share Play. Link. Googli: l’|a_v. Plex. Googluri-. Facehookl. Accessory services Gzllzlxy Gear services, file sharing (e.g.. sharing lites via Saruba. File
`Explorer. l-'l'P servers, secure shell sewers. Drupbux). [ANA services. or other services provided to Sarnsting Relevaril Devices from WLAN Devices or vice
`vi-rsa over sl'tut‘1 distance radio signals, such as Ihust.‘ compliant with the Accessory I-'ramcwuri<, Chtard Fraincwnrk. H'tllShan: I-‘rarncwork, Media Control
`Framework. Universal Plug and Play (UPnP}. i1Il|.l.'lUf Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA).
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`NAT. or more specifically Network Address and Pon Translation (NA PT], involves translating a private IP address
`to a public IP address and vice versa_ More specifically, NAPT involves translating between a public IP address
`and :1 plurality ofprivate IP addresses connected to the wireless local area network.
`Satnsung Relevant. Devices include service repository software components for idetttifying one or more Network
`Services provided by the WLAN Device(s). The Wireless Hotspot Features on all Samsung Relevant Devices
`identify the SSID, IP address. and MAC address of a connected WLAN Device, for example, as shown below.
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`In addition or alternatively, the operating system software on Samsung Relevant Devices includes a service
`repository so [ivvare component For identifying Network Services provided by WLAN Devices. For example, all
`Samsung Relevant Devices with Android versions 4.] or latter include the Network Service Discovery API, which
`allows end—users and Network Service applications on Samsung Relevant Devices "to identify other devices on the
`local network that support the services your app requests.” (See Android Developer Webpage. “Using Network
`Service Discovery”}'": (See Android Developer Webpage, “Android 4,1 APls")“'
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`Using Network Service Discovery
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`Adding Network Service Discovery (N50) to your app allows
`yourueerstoldei1Ilf|rolherdevioes'on.tl1e|otat network that
`sqapofl the services your app requests. This is useful for a
`variety of peer-to-peel applications such as file sharing or mul1i-
`player gan1ir-r.g_Midioid's NSD APIs simpliiy the effort required
`for you toirriplenierit such features.
`Yhis lesson shows you I1-ow to build an application that can
`broadcast its name and connection into: motion to the local
`network and scan for information from other applications doing
`the same. Finally. this iesson shows you how to connect to the
`same application running on another device.
`{See Android Developer Wehpage, “Using Network Service Discovery"]"
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`offtinctionalily is sesvioe discovery. Your qiplicafion needs to listen tosewioe hiosdcastson lhenelwoflt to
`see what services aueavailatsle. and fillet out anythhgthe application can‘: work with.
`Sen-rice discover y. like service regrstlalion. has Iwo steps: setting up a discovery listener with the relevant
`callbacks, and making a single asynchronous API call to In K U...-5..-mutt
`Fir st. instantiate an anonymous class that implements u.-.r+au.gu- o. i.i:-Jvoryl aslerer. The tollowing snippet
`shows a simple example.
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`(See Android Developer Webpage, “Discover Services on the Network’')“
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`As another example, all Samsung Relevant Devices with Android versions 4.3 or later include the Mediakouter
`and MediaRouteProvider framework and APIs, which allows compliant Network Service applications (e.g., media-
`sharing applications] on Samsung Relevant Devices to identify Network Services. such as displaying and other
`playback services, on WLAN Devices (c.g., Google Cast Devices and Wireless Displays, below).
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`As another example, all Samsung Relevant Devices with Android 4.0 or later include the Wi—Fi Peer-to-Peer (P2?)
`Service Discovery AP! that allows compliant applications “to discover [i.e., identify] the services of nearby devices
`directly.” (See Android Developer Webpage, ffUsi1:tg Wi~Fi P2P for Service Discovery")""; (See Android
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`showed you how to discover services that are connec1ed lo a
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`direclllt. wifllout being conneclied to a network. \I"o1.I can also
`advertise the services running on your device. These
`capabilities heip you communicate lietweerl apps. even when
`no local network or l‘tO‘Isp0l is available.
`\N'l'Ii|e1|1ia set of APIS is similar in purpose to Ihe Network
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`implementing them in code is very different. This lesson shows
`you how to discover services available from other devices. using Wi—Fi P2P. The Eesson assumes that vou‘re
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`All Samsung Relevant Devices with Bluetooth capability include Bluetooth APIs that allows compliant
`applications to “connect to other devices through service discovery.“ (See Android Developer Webpage,
`“Bluetooth”)"" As shown below, the Android Bluetooth APIS, including at least BluetoothClass,
`createRFcommSocketToServiceRecord (UUID), and listenUsingRFcornmWithServiceRecord(String, UUID),
`identify services by class and automatically perform service discovery protocol (SDP) requests to identify WLAN
`Device Network Services. See Sarnsung‘s Answers to 1XI's First Set of Requests for Admission, No. 30
`{“Samsung admits that Samsung devices with Bluetooth capability support Blltetooth SDP.”).
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`Wirtdows.Networking_Proximity namespace, which includes the PeerFinder and Peerwatcher API for identifying
`Network Services within wireless range.
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`PeerFinder class
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`Enables you ti:i discover Dlher irislanres DI your app nn nearby devices and create a sotket connection between
`the peer apps by using a tap gesture or by browsing. For Clfiflllng Bluetocitri socket connections on Windows 3.‘;
`and Later. use lilillndiain-tDoviccs.Bt1.ioloottLR|coinm inslea-cl.
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`Remarks
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`You can use the F'liidifl.IlPeeI'sAsy1'iii: method In get a list 0! all p-EE{5 within range. Hciwever. the
`Findhllflunlsyrm method scans for peers once arid then completes. Alternatively. you can use the
`Purwatdlu class to tun for peas and get updates as may are Found and rl'l(!Elll{|'ItaIIy update you: list of
`available peer apps. The Pllfwltdblr conlinuously scans fur new peet apps within any arid temcii-es stale peer
`apps. You can update your list 0! peer apps by handling the Added event. wh»i:h occurs when a new peer app is
`fnund. and the Removed everii which occurs when .3 stale peer app is re:-icii.-ed. The Pnnflauliur canirinues to
`scan until you call the Stan method. or the Pot-rF|ndIr.Find.l\IlPursi\s3iric or PeaiFIndei'.(onm-(utsyrx
`methods.
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`(See Microsoft Dev Center Webpage, “Peerwatch class”)
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`As another example, Samsung Relevant Devices with Windows Phone 8.1 or later include the Wi~Fi Direct API,
`which identifies Network Services provide by WLAN Devices.
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`Tau (an use me W1FIDlrIcIDeii'|co class to establish a sodiet connection with cther devices that have a WIIFI
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`You can add a handler for ihe Eonnertlnnstatiischaiigsit event to be notified when the connection has been
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`Duly cine am: can be connected lo a Wi-Fi Direct device at a time.
`You must enatile the Pralilllhy capatiilily tci ccimmunicate with Wi-Fi Direct devices.
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`In addition, as shown below, Sarnsung Relevant Devices with Windows Phone 8 or later include Bluetootii APIS,
`which identify Network Services provided by WLAN Devices. See Samsung’s Answers to IXI‘s First Set of
`Requests for Admission, Na. 30 (“Samstmg admits that Samsung devices with Blueiooth capability suppon
`Blueiooth SDP.").
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`4 Peer discovery
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`Discovery is the process at‘ finding a Sluetootri device or app that advertises a service with
`which you want to interact In an app-tolctevire scenario. you can only dis:-J-«er devices that
`are already Dane-d with The phone on which the app is running Pairing IS the process of using
`lhe Bluetotith Control pare! on your phone to Find Blue-luoth devices .1I'Id:l'Ie-ri connect to
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`phone These phones do not need to be paired for disco\.-ery to occur.
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`Framework I API.
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`Further, Samsung Relevant Devices installed with Samsung‘s Allshare Framework anditor Media Control
`Frztmework aiso include service repository software components for identifyiriig Network Services provided by
`WLAN Devices} As shown below, the Media Control API and Allshare work on higher levels than the Android
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`(See Sam5ung‘s Media Control Progranirning Guide Version I.D.l at ll}
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`As shown below, Samsung‘s Media Control Framework include a mechanism [e,g., SrI1cDeviceFinder) for
`discovering WLAN Devices,
`identifying Network Services provided by WLAN Devices, and listing the
`discovered device names and device types.
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`‘Jo discover device; that are part of the Media Cornnll Framework:
`1. Create an Srn:Devi1:eFin-dot inltance to retrieve Srncllevice instances from the Media Control
`From eworl 1-ervke. The Slrlcbltvicefiilrder class offer: the following rrr-etliods.
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`message in the network and the result is reported through the Sncoeu-iceF:in-den". Deu'1I:et.1.steoer
`listener.
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`(See Sarnsung’s Media Control Programming Guide Version 1.0.1 at ll)
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`As shown below, Lhe Media Control Framework also identifies whether the WLAN Device provides a Network
`Service, such as a remote audio and video player service, a remote image viewer service, andfor a remote content
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`Media Control provides several Media Control device types. After getting an 5n1I:Devlce instance,
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`-Windows Media Player version 11 or later.
`- Any DLNA certified product that has the Digital Media Renderer feature.
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