Appeal No. 2001-2638 Application 09/201,214 not described within the patent. Despite the fact that there is absolutely no discussion of how the read/write Qs of Kaiser operate, the examiner selects memory controllers from Panwar or Abramson to replace the read/write Qs of Kaiser. There is nothing within the applied prior art to suggest that the controllers of Panwar or Abramson could or should replace the controller of Kaiser. In addition, the memory controllers of Panwar and Abramson are used to control memory read/write requests between a data processor and a memory. There is no suggestion within Panwar or Abramson that their memory controllers should be used in the manner recited in claim 1 for communication of data between the data processor and external devices. The examiner’s assertion that it would clearly have been obvious to use the store buffer of a memory controller in this type of communication is based on nothing except the examiner’s bare opinion and a need to reconstruct the claimed invention. While there may be evidence to support the obviousness of the claimed invention, the examiner has not provided the evidence which is needed to support the examiner’s rejection. 8Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007