Appeal No. 1997-1436 Page 8
Application No. 08/419,174
conveniently powered by conventional batteries 74, such as
C-cell 1.5 volt batteries, located within another
rectangularly shaped
compartment or casing 76 formed in the torso section 12 of the
doll body near the rearward portion thereof.
Based on our analysis and review of Hall Vandis and claim
13, it is our opinion that the only difference is the
limitation that the audio device include "a sound activated
switch connecting said source of power and said first means."
In that regard, the remaining limitations of claim 13 are
readable on Hall Vandis' doll figure as follows:
The combination of a stuffed doll having an exterior covering
and an interior space (Hall Vandis' doll figure and casing
70), and an audio device (Hall Vandis' tape transport 50,
etc.) comprising, an audio device mounted within said interior
space (Hall Vandis' tape transport 50 is mounted within casing
70), said audio device comprising a first means to record
sounds (Hall Vandis' record switch 84 and microphone 82), a
second means to
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