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Polaroid Corporation SCHEDULES to the ASSET PURCHASE AGREEMENT by and among POLAROID HOLDING COMPANY (“PHC”), POLAROID CORPORATION (“PC”), POLAROID CONSUMER ELECTRONICS, LLC (“PCE”), POLAROID CAPITAL, LLC (“PCAP”) POLAROID LATIN AMERICA I CORPORATION (“PLA”), POLAROID ASIA PACIFIC, LLC (“PAP”), POLAROID INTERNATIONAL HOLDING, LLC (“PINT”), POLAROID NEW BEDFORD REAL ESTATE, LLC (“PNB”), POLAROID NORWOOD REAL ESTATE, LLC (“PNOR”), POLAROID WALTHAM REAL ESTATE, LLC (“PWALT”) (COLLECTIVELY, THE “SELLERS”) and PLR ACQUISITION, LLC (THE “BUYER”) dated as of April 16, 2009 Doc# 2925017\7 These Schedules are being delivered by Sellers pursuant to that certain Asset Purchase Agreement, dated as of April 16, 2009 (the “Agreement”), by and among Sellers and the Buyer, as each such term is defined on the title page hereto. Capitalized terms used herein shall have the meanings set forth in the Agreement unless otherwise defined herein. Disclosure of any fact or item in any schedule to the Agreement referenced by a particular section of the Agreement shall be deemed to have been disclosed with respect to any other applicable section in the Agreement, so long as it is reasonably apparent (by cross-reference or otherwise) that the information contained in such section of such schedule also constitutes a disclosure to a different section or sections of the Agreement. Neither the specification of any dollar amount in any representation or warranty contained in the Agreement nor the inclusion of any specific item in any schedule hereto is intended to imply that such amount, or higher or lower amounts, or the item so included or other items, are or are not material, and no party shall use the fact of the setting forth of any such amount or the inclusion of any such item in any dispute or controversy between the parties as to whether any obligation, item or matter not described herein or included in any Schedule is or is not material for purposes of the Agreement. Certain agreements and other matters are listed in these Schedules for informational purposes, notwithstanding the fact that, because they do not rise above applicable materiality thresholds or otherwise, they are not required to be listed herein by the terms of the Agreement. In no event shall the listing of such agreements or other matters in these Schedules be deemed or interpreted to broaden or otherwise amplify the representations and warranties contained in the Agreement. The headings contained in these Schedules are for reference only and shall not be deemed to modify or influence the interpretation of the information contained in these Schedules or the Agreement. 2 Doc# 2925017\7 Schedule 1.1(a) Real Property None. 3 Doc# 2925017\7 Schedule 1.1(b) Owned Machinery and Equipment To be provided by Buyer on or before the Closing Date. 4 Doc# 2925017\7 Schedule 1.1(c) Acquired Contracts 1. Brand License Agreement effective as of March 31, 2008, by and between 20X24 Holdings LLC and PC, to the extent executed by PC prior to Closing. The execution of the foregoing by PC shall not require the prior consent of Buyer (the “20X24 Brand License Agreement”). 2. The Polaroid ID Systems Business License Agreement in the event such agreement is executed by PC. The execution of the foregoing agreement shall require the prior written consent of the Buyer. 3. Agreement by and between PC and Zink Imaging, Inc. dated as of August 29, 2008 (3X4 Exclusivity). 4. One 20X24 Camera System that is part of the Corporate Archives is in the possession of Elsa Dorfman pursuant to that certain Lease Agreement dated as of May 18, 1987, by and between PC and Elsa Dorfman (the “Dorfman Lease Agreement”). 5. All contracts annotated as “Acquired” on Schedule 4.1(s), which “Acquired” annotation may be changed to “Excluded” at any time prior to the Closing. 5 Doc# 2925017\7 Schedule 1.1(d) Inventory and Inventory Locations Inventory is stored at the following locations: 1. 15835 San Antonio Avenue, Chino, CA 91708. 2. 391 Steel Case Road West, #20, Markham, Ontario, Canada, L3R-3V9. 3. 4030 Via Pescador, Camarillo, CA 93012. 4. 4400 Baker Road, Minnetonka, MN 55343. 5. 100 Meadow Road, Readville, MA 02137. See Schedule 1.2(e) and Schedule 1.2(q) for a description of Excluded Inventory at this location. 6. 14K Worlds Fair Drive, Somerset, NJ 08873. 6 Doc# 2925017\7 Schedule 1.1(e) Supplies Locations 1. 4400 Baker Road, Minnetonka, MN 55343. 2. 100 Meadow Road, Readville, MA 02137. 3. 100 SE Executive Drive, Bentonville, AR. 4. 300 Baker Avenue, Concord, MA. 5. 300 Fifth Avenue, Waltham, MA. 7 Doc# 2925017\7 Schedule 1.1(f) Acquired Intellectual Property Trademarks See attachment to this Schedule 1.1(f) 8 Doc# 2925017\7 Patents Pending Case Filing Case No. Country Application Number Type Date Title 1. 008447/DIV China (Peoples Republic) 610149562.8 DIV 5/16/02 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 2. 008447/PCT China (Peoples Republic) 2820766.1 PCT 5/16/02 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 3. 008447/PCT India 339KOLNP2004 PCT 5/16/02 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 4. 008447/DIV Japan 2008-1652 DIV 5/16/02 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 5. 008447/PCT Japan 2003-522813 PCT 5/16/02 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 6. 008490/PCT China (Peoples Republic) 2828810.6 PCT 5/16/02 A METHOD FOR PRINTING AN IMAGE 7. 008490/PCT European Patent Convention 2806894.8 PCT 5/16/02 METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR VOLTAGE CORRECTION 8. 008490/PCT Japan 2003-571088 PCT 5/16/02 METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR VOLTAGE CORRECTION 9. 008583/ United States of America 11/031690 PRI 1/7/05 SELECTIVE DITHERING 10. 008591/ Canada 2563350 PCT 4/18/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 11. 008591/ China (Peoples Republic) 580020352.2 PCT 4/18/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 12. 008591/ European Patent Convention 5737992.7 PCT 4/18/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 13. 008591/ India 2987KOLNP2006 PCT 4/18/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 14. 008591/ Japan 2007-509571 PCT 4/18/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 15. 008591/ Korea, Republic of 2006-7022242 PCT 4/18/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 16. 008591/DIV United States of America 11/888764 DIV 8/2/07 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 17. 008592/ Canada 2575126 PCT 7/22/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 18. 008592/ China (Peoples Republic) 580033341.8 PCT 7/22/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 19. 008592/ European Patent Convention 5775379 PCT 7/22/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 20. 008592/ India 383KOLNP2007 PCT 7/22/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 21. 008592/ Japan 2007-524837 PCT 7/22/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 22. 008592/ Korea, Republic of 2007-7002779 PCT 7/22/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 23. 008594/ European Patent Convention 5855300.9 PCT 12/21/05 METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CONTROLLING THE UNIFORMITY OF PRINT DENSITY OF A THERMAL PRINT HEAD ARRAY 24. 008594/DIV United States of America 11/906830 DIV 10/4/07 METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CONTROLLING THE UNIFORMITY OF PRINT DENSITY OF A THERMAL PRINT HEAD ARRAY 25. 008599/ Canada 2583416 PCT 10/6/05 DENSITY-DEPENDENT SHARPENING 26. 008599/ China (Peoples Republic) 05-80042065.1 PCT 10/6/05 DENSITY-DEPENDENT SHARPENING 27. 008599/ European Patent Convention 5808927.7 PCT 10/6/05 DENSITY-DEPENDENT SHARPENING 28. 008599/ Japan 2007-535842 PCT 10/6/05 DENSITY-DEPENDENT SHARPENING 29. 008599/ Korea, Republic of 2007-7010386 PCT 10/6/05 DENSITY-DEPENDENT SHARPENING 30. 008602/AFP United States of America 11/274008 ORD 11/14/05 THERMAL PRINTING DEVICE WITH AN IMPROVED IMAGE REGISTRATION, METHOD FOR PRINTING AN IMAGE USING SAID PRINTING DEVICE AND SYSTEM FOR PRINTING AN IMAGE 31. 008604/AFP United States of America 11/274029 ORD 11/15/05 THERMAL PRINTING DEVICE, METHOD FOR PRINTING AN IMAGE USING SAID PRINTING DEVICE AND SYSTEM FOR PRINTING AN IMAGE Doc# 2925017\7 Case Filing Case No. Country Application Number Type Date Title 32. 008609/ Canada 2587492 PCT 11/9/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 33. 008609/ China (Peoples Republic) 05-80046666.X PCT 11/9/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 34. 008609/ European Patent Convention 5826153.8 PCT 11/9/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 35. 008609/ India 1809KOLNP2007 PCT 11/9/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 36. 008609/ Japan 2007-541283 PCT 11/9/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 37. 008609/ Korea, Republic of 2007-7013670 PCT 11/9/05 THERMAL RESPONSE CORRECTION SYSTEM 38. 008610/ Canada 2594744 PCT 1/13/06 PRINTER THERMAL RESPONSE CALIBRATION SYSTEM 39. 008610/ European Patent Convention 6718373.1 PCT 1/13/06 PRINTER THERMAL RESPONSE CALIBRATION SYSTEM 40. 008610/AFP United States of America 1077772 ORD 1/13/06 PRINTER THERMAL RESPONSE CALIBRATION SYSTEM 10 Doc# 2925017\7 Registered Patents Case Issue Expiration Case No. Country Patent Number Type Date Date Title 1. 007317/ Canada 1312760 ORD 1/19/93 1/19/10 METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING AN OPTICAL FILTER 2. 007520/ United States of America 4937676 ORD 6/26/90 2/10/09 ELECTRONIC CAMERA SYSTEM WITH DETACHABLE PRINTER 3. 007542/ Japan 3070860 ORD 5/26/00 5/14/10 METHOD FOR ADAPTIVELY SHARPENING ELECTRONIC IMAGES 4. 007542/ United States of America 5038388 ORD 8/6/91 5/15/09 METHOD 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