context: The district court did not discuss whether the service of Kodak equipment could be a relevant market and whether Kodak might possess monopoly power or a dangerous possibility of monopoly power in that market. This court has strongly suggested that service of one company's micrographic equipment can be a relevant market under Section 2.
citation_a.signal: cf.
citation_a.parenthetical: implying without analysis that the relevant market for servicing dictating equipment is the interbrand service market
citation_a.sentence: See Dim idowich, 803 F.2d at 1480-81 n. 3 (“[A]n owner of broken [Bell & Howell] micro-graphic equipment is indifferent to people who can service Kodak or 3M machines. If the owner’s only option is to request service from Bell & Howell or Comgraphix (depending on his location), that is obviously the market the owner faces.”); Cf. Bushie, 460 F.2d at 118 n. 1, 120-21 (implying without analysis that the relevant market for servicing dictating equipment is the interbrand service market).
citation_b.signal: see
citation_b.parenthetical: "[A]n owner of broken [Bell & Howell] micro-graphic equipment is indifferent to people who can service Kodak or 3M machines. If the owner's only option is to request service from Bell & Howell or Comgraphix (depending on his location
citation_b.sentence: See Dim idowich, 803 F.2d at 1480-81 n. 3 (“[A]n owner of broken [Bell & Howell] micro-graphic equipment is indifferent to people who can service Kodak or 3M machines. If the owner’s only option is to request service from Bell & Howell or Comgraphix (depending on his location), that is obviously the market the owner faces.”); Cf. Bushie, 460 F.2d at 118 n. 1, 120-21 (implying without analysis that the relevant market for servicing dictating equipment is the interbrand service market).