Appeal No. 2006-0476
Application No. 10/365,258
information, which changes from time to time (people’s address often change).
See for example the provided web page advertisement for Victorinox Swiss Army
“Tracking ID Tag.” We find that one skilled in the art would recognize that such a
pre-printed tag should be included with the identification holder of Nykoluk. With
regard to claim 1 which recites the user inserting information when the label is in
the withdrawn position, Nykoluk teaches in figure 11 and column 6, line 60 that
the information card is inserted into the holder when the holder is in the extended
position.
Dinkin teaches an integrated briefcase-computer, i.e. a briefcase
that has a computer integrated therein. See Abstract and column 1, lines
62 through 67. Dinkin teaches that the briefcase-computer may have
many of the features of a common briefcase such as wheels, telescoping
handle, business card holders, etc. See column 4, line 61 through column
5, line 4. Dinkin does not however teach that the briefcase-computer may
have an identification card. As discussed supra Nykoluk teaches a piece
of baggage similar in appearance to that of Dinkin, where there is an
identification card in a retractable holder. We consider that one skilled in
the art viewing both references would consider modifying Dinkin to include
the retracting identification card holder in of Nykoluk as it provides an
identification card holder that does not detract from the aesthetic
appearance of the briefcase.
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