5. The claims of the parties are as follows:
a) Goddard >949: Claims 26-28, and 30-38
b) Gambaro >322: Claims 1-5
6. The claims of the parties which correspond to Count 1 are as follows:
a) Goddard >949: Claims 26-28, 30 and 31
b) Gambaro >322: Claims 1-5
7. The claims of the parties which do not correspond to Count 1, and therefore are not
involved in the interference, are as follows:
a) Goddard >949: Claims 32-38
b) Gambaro >322: None
OPINION
III. The Count
Count 1 defines a hand-held device for entering information into an electronic system.
As shown above, Count 1 contains at least six different requirements [1] through [6].
Specifically, Count 1 is directed to [1] Aa hand-held device” for [2] “entering information into an
electronic system via a keyboard@. Count 1 specifies that the device has [3] a housing with a
grippable portion that allows the device to be held in one hand where the thumb is free to move
to key-actuation positions. At the key actuation position there is [4] a concavity having [5] a
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