7. Goddard Controller Model 6
Goddard began design and construction of yet another model, controller Model 6, on
about March 5, 1989.7 (Goddard=s Brief, p. 7, Goddard Declaration, & 17; Champion
Declaration, & 13, emphasis added). This Model 6 is said to have Ahad a grippable portion to
permit the controller device to be held in one hand with the thumb free to move among keys
clustered in a concavity to enter information into the controller to control and use the television
or other electronic device.@ (Goddard=s Brief, p. 7). A picture of Model 6 is provided as Exhibit
J6.
8. Goddard Controller Model 7
Goddard designed and began to make controller Model 7 on about March 10, 1989.8
(Goddard=s Brief, p. 8, Goddard Declaration, & 18; Champion Declaration, & 14, emphasis
7 Goddard=s brief does not appear to have provided a exact date of completion for the
construction of his Model 6 controller. Goddard=s notebook page 37 having a heading date of
March 5, 1989, however, does state AYes, Model #6 finally demonstrates the power of the
original concept. It will give a vivid demonstration of the >World at your Fingertips.=@ (Exhibit
J19). Furthermore, the declaration of Mr. Jeffrey S. Caldwell verifies that the photograph
depicted in Goddard Exhibit J6 was taken in early 1989. (Caldwell Declaration, &4).
8 Goddard=s brief does not appear to have provided a exact date of completion for the
construction of his Model 7 controller. Goddard=s notebook page 50 having a heading date of
March 10, 1989, does state Ablock is too moist; so the crude form of Model #7 must dry till
tomorrow.@ (Exhibit J20). Furthermore, the declaration of Mr. Jeffrey S. Caldwell verifies that
the photographs depicted in Goddard Exhibits J7 and J8 were taken in early 1989. (Caldwell
Declaration, &4).
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