Appeal No. 1997-1197
Application 08/130,255
respect to the rejection of claim 1. Accordingly, the
rejection of claims 3 and 4 is reversed.
Okazawa is cited against claims 7 and 8 to show a
sequence of repeating sub-sequences of pixel data. Okazawa
does not cure the deficiency of Kajihara with respect to the
rejection of claim 1. Accordingly, the rejection of claims 7
and 8 is reversed.
Claims 13, 14, 18, and 19
Claims 13 and 14 recite that the read sequence comprises
a three bit (claim 13) or six bit (claim 14) read bit sequence
for a three bit per pixel (claim 13) or six bit per pixel
(claim 14) color display. Claim 18 recites that the first
sequence comprises a sequence of repeating sub-sequences, and
claim 19, which depends on claim 18, recites that the second
sequence is an inverse ordering of the sequence of repeating
sub-sequences.
The Examiner finds that Okazawa discloses a sequence of
repeating 3 3 sub-sequences of pixel data being used to rotate
an image on a video display and concludes that it would have
been obvious to incorporate the repeating sub-sequences of
pixel data teachings of Okazawa into Kajihara "to provide an
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