Ex Parte JIANG et al - Page 15



         Appeal No. 2006-1605                                                       
         Application No. 09/470,741                                                 
         12, 16-19, 21-24, 28-30 and 32-34.  Accordingly, we will sustain           
         the Examiner’s rejection of claims 1-7, 9, 11-12, 16-19, 21-24,            
         28-30 and 32-34.                                                           







              II.  Under 35 USC 103, is the Rejection of Claims 8 and 31            
         as Being Unpatentable over the combination of Vetro, Ng, Bose and          
         Kim Proper?                                                                
              With respect to dependent claims 8 and 31, Appellants argue           
         at pages 34 and 35 of the Appeal Brief that the Vetro, Ng and              
         Bose combination is deficient, and it does not teach the claimed           
         invention, as recited in the independent claims from which claims          
         8 and 31 directly depend.  Appellants also argue that Kim3 does            
         not cure these deficiencies.  As noted in the discussion of claim          
         1 above, we find that no such deficiencies exist in the                    
         rejection, and that the Vetro, Ng and Bose combination properly            
         teaches the limitations in question.  Consequently, we agree with          
         the Examiner that the combination of Vetro, Ng, Bose and Kim also          
                                                                                   
         3 Kim is relied upon for its teaching of displaying down-sampled spatial image
         such that the resulting non-uniform vertical spacing of data signal lines  
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