Appeal No. 2001-1944
Application No. 08/734,857
Of Figs. 9A-9C, Fig. 9C illustrates and column 13, line 45
begins a discussion of a cordless telephone as depicted. This is
one variation of remote control input 124, shown in Fig. 1. The
discussion at column 14 beginning at line 15 indicates that this
unit interconnects with the personal computer 118 by the use of
RF circuitry 324 in Fig. 3 and a similar discussion was
introduced at the initial portion of column 9 as well. The
keyboard embodiment in Fig. 10 is also discussed at the bottom of
column 13 and intercommunicates with the personal computer 118 in
Fig. 1 by the use of RF element 1040 in Fig. 10 by means of the
RF input/output portion 324 in the Fig. 3 showing of the personal
computer 118. Part of the remote control 124 from Fig. 9C is
shown in Fig. 12 to emphasize that it communicates with the
personal computer by means of the radio frequency capability.
Note the discussion beginning at column 16, line 11.
Column 17, lines 26 through 41, noted by the examiner in the
answer, emphasizes that the implementation of the telephone
capability in these earlier figures of Schindler focuses upon
portable phones and speakerphones, the latter of which charac-
terization is consistent with appellant’s assessment of the prior
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