Appeal No. 96-1200
Application 08/011,453
This is a decision on appeal under 35 U.S.C. § 134 from
the examiner's final rejection of claims 1-27.
We reverse.
BACKGROUND
The disclosed invention is directed to a video display
having multiple display screens, such as a video wall, each
display having its own processor and touch-sensitive panel.
As shown in figure 9, the processors 3A-3D with corresponding
display screens 2A-2D and touch-sensitive panels 14A-14D, are
connected to a processor 1D acting as a controlling processor
via a network 15. Each processor can be operated
independently of the other processors or in conjunction with
the other processors.
Claim 1 is reproduced below.
1. A touch-sensitive display, comprising:
a) a plurality of basic display units each
comprising separately controllable processor means having
an output connected to at least one display screen, said
at least one display screen of respective ones of said
basic display units being arranged so as to form a
tessellation;
b) a network for facilitating communication
between said respective ones of said basic display units;
c) at least one touch-sensitive panel overlying
said tessellation and means associated therewith for
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