More like a demonstration of just what kind of flawed mindset he may have on patents, given that he holds such a silly patent.
It appears to be, essentially, a DVR patent. I'm very concerned with his ability to handle a case like this since he thought something very similar to a TIVO (1999) was patentable when his patent was filed in 2002.
Did Samsung get a chance to reject jurors in a voir dire process, as one does for a criminal trial? If so, it's hard to complain about the jurors after the fact.
http://www.google.com/patents/US7352953
It strikes me as just recording video and doing the standard things that people do with digital video.