Appeal No. 2005-2268 Page 7
Application No. 09/976,683
high-quality LCD as is known in the art, but can be any type of display." Id. at ll. 55-62
(bolding added).
4. White does not expressly mention that its large display has a width on the
order of 42 inches.
5. According to White, however, the large display can be used for advertising,
i.e., to show "a promotional program, . . . program video, and the like." Col. 8, ll. 1-2
(emphasis added).
6. A display would have to be large enough to be noticed by passersby.
7. 42-inch-wide displays were known in the art. Ito, col. 3, ll. 53-54.
8. Because White invites the use of any type of display, and a 42-inch-wide
display would have made White's advertising promotions noticeable to passersby, we
find that those skilled in the art would have been motivated to employ a display of any
suitable size, including a 42-inch-wide display, with White's workstation.
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