Appeal No. 2006-1365
Application No. 10/672,133
one or more broadcast receivers that receive a broadcast
media including information relating to goods and services that
can be purchased by persons receiving the media, the receiver
further selectively recording the purchase data for goods and
services that a person purchases relating to the broadcast media;
and
one or more servers that selectively receive and verify
purchase data sent from the one or more receivers.
THE REFERENCE
Kesling et al. (Kesling) 2002/0132575 Sep. 19, 2002
THE REJECTION
The claims stand rejected as follows: claims 1-13 and 15-19
under 35 U.S.C. § 102(e) as anticipated by Kesling, and claim 14
under 35 U.S.C. § 103 as obvious over Kesling in view of official
notice.
OPINION
We affirm the aforementioned rejections.
Kesling discloses systems and methods for facilitating
mobile commerce (¶ 0011). If a radio listener wants to purchase
a product that has just been advertised, the listener can press a
select button (1220) to receive further information regarding the
product such as price and availability, and “[t]he listener might
even complete the transaction using radio 20, which, since it
includes the high power wireless transceiver, can function as a
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