Ex parte YASUHO et al. - Page 13




          Appeal No. 1999-1454                                       Page 13           
          Application No. 08/596,343                                                   


          upper substrate, is inconsistent with the language of claim 1.               
          The examiner's proposed removal of the CPU chip from the                     
          multi-layer circuit wiring board is contrary to the language                 
          of claim 1 that the CPU chip is provided on the multi-layer                  
          circuit wiring board.  Accordingly, we find that the                         
          examiner's proposed modification of the prior art would result               
          in a structure that is inconsistent with the limitations of                  
          claim 1.                                                                     
               Moreover, even if the proposed modification were made, we               
          find Hosen would only suggest moving the power supply (CPU                   
          power converter) to the lower plate.  The CPU chip would still               
          remain on the multi-layer circuit wiring board.  We find no                  
          suggestion that the CPU chip be selected for placement on an                 
          opposite side of the multi-layer circuit wiring board.  We are               
          cognizant that the admitted prior art teaches that the                       
          components can be on both sides of the multi-layer circuit                   
          wiring board.  However, we would have to resort to speculation               
          to find that the admitted prior art suggests that the CPU chip               
          would be on one side of the multi-layer circuit wiring board                 
          and least some of the control elements would be in the other                 









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