Appeal No. 96-3618 Application 08/004,598 telephone instrument" and the "cordless telephone base station." Crane has a cellular phone unit which plugs into one of the slots 215, 217, 219 for a wide-area communication system (col. 3, lines 29-38), which corresponds to the claimed "cellular telephone instrument." As shown in figure 1, a person can communicate from the cordless handset 105 to the cordless base station in briefcase 101 in the local-area communications system, from the local-area communications system to the cellular phone unit within the briefcase 101, and then to cellular system 115. Crane establishes a prima facie case of anticipation of claim 67. Appellant argues that the arrangement of claim 67 is not described by Crane (3dRBr8), but Appellant fails to address the teachings of Crane and, so, does not rebut the prima facie case. Appellant does not argue the separate patentability of dependent claims 70-72; hence, these claims fall together with claim 67. The anticipation rejection of claims 67 and 70-72 is sustained. Claim 68 recites a housing means including a cradle for holding the portable cordless telephone instrument. The briefcase 101 in Crane is a housing and includes a - 21 -Page: Previous 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007