Appeal No. 2006-2475
Application No. 10/411,792
configurable key of the remote control is actuated for the
purpose of providing enhanced entertainment system” (answer-page
4).
At page 5 of the principal brief, appellants recap the
purpose of their invention, in “offering at a server prearranged
sequence(s) for performing operations appropriate to the features
and capabilities of the devices owned by a user, i.e., those
devices that the user identifies to the server. The user may then
simply download one or more of these server selected, pre-
programmed sequences for use in their remote control.”
Appellants then note that Kemink fails to disclose the
claimed receiving at an Internet Web site/server computer data
that functions to identify at least one of a plurality of
consumer electronic devices whereby the Internet Web site/server
computer uses the data to access one or more pre-programmed
sequence comprising instructions for causing one or more of the
plurality of consumer electronic devices to perform a plurality
of operations when a configurable key of the remote control is
actuated, and that this has been acknowledged by the examiner
(principal brief-pages 5-6).
Appellants assert that van Ee also fails to disclose or
suggest the claim elements acknowledged to be missing from
Kemink. Appellants note that the examiner has cited no passage
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