Ex parte NAKAGAWA - Page 5




          Appeal No. 95-3889                                                          
          Application 08/070,296                                                      


          Because independent claim 1 is not anticipated by Loo, claims               
          2, 3 and 5, which depend therefrom, are not anticipated by Loo.             
                    The Rejection of Claims 9 and 10                                  
          under 35 U.S.C. § 103                                                       
          Because claims 9 and 10 depend from claims 5 and 6,                         
          respectively, and appellant’s prior art admissions on pages 1-5 of          
          the specification have not been shown to include the deficiencies           
          of Loo discussed above, the rejection of these claims will not be           
          sustained.                                                                  
          The Rejection of Claims 7, 8 and 11                                         
          Under 35 U.S.C. § 103                                                       
          In his rejection of these claims, the examiner has not shown                
          that the combined prior art applied against the claims includes             
          the claim requirements of 1.) “a data register for holding data             
          written to said at least one multi-port RAM;” and 2.) that “one of          
          data read from the at least one multi-port RAM and a content of             
          said data register is selected and input to an operation circuit            
          in accordance with the address match signal from said address               
          comparator and the data register valid signal at the same time a            
          data is stored in said at least one multi-port RAM.” Nor has it             



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