Ex Parte Schwarzwalder - Page 4




             Appeal No. 2003-0182                                                             Page 4               
             Application No. 09/532,579                                                                            


             communication system 130 based on the geographic location of mobile communication                     
             system 130 and can comprise processor 111, memory 112 having the appropriate                          
             association instructions and association data and port 113.  Rosen discloses that a user              
             profile, unique for the user of the mobile communication system 130, can be predefined                
             and stored in memory 112 of resolution server 110.  Based on the geographic location                  
             of the mobile communication system and the predefined user profile, the resolution                    
             server selects and transmits to the mobile communication system 130 resource                          
             addresses of resources containing local information that correspond to the user’s                     
             profile. The user can then select one or more addresses from the transmitted                          
             addresses, whereupon the resource server will transmit information from the user                      
             selected resource address(es) to the mobile communication system.                                     
                    In rejecting independent claims 1, 11 and 18, the examiner identifies at least two             
             differences between the claimed subject matter and the primary reference to Rosen.                    
             One difference is that Rosen discloses storage of the user profile in memory 112 of the               
             resolution server 110, which, in combination with the resource server 120, corresponds                
             to the remote travel information system recited in claims 1, 11 and 18, rather than on                
             the mobile communication system 130, which corresponds to the onboard information                     
             device of claims 1, 11 and 18, as called for in claims 1, 11 and 18.  A second difference             
             is that Rosen does not specify how the information and resource addresses are stored                  
             and searched and thus fails to disclose a remote travel system which segments the                     








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