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`Claims (1, 2, 6, 10, 11, 15, 17 and 20) are currently amended from their form in U.S. Patent No.
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`7,484,247. Claims (3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18 and 19) are in their original form in U.S.
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`(Currently amended) A method of operating a computer system capable of exchanging
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`data across a network of one or more computers and having at least a first and second
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`electronic data processor capable of executing instructions using a common operating
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`system, comprising the steps of:
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`executing browser instructions in a first logical process within the common
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`operating system using the first electronic data processor, wherein the first logical
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`process is capable of accessing data contained in a first memory space
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`executing instructions in a second logical process within the common operating
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`system using the second electronic data processor, wherein the second logical process is
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`capable of accessing data contained in the second memory space
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`displaying data from the first logical
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`process and the second logical process, wherein a Video processor is adapted to combine
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`data from the first and second logical processes and transmit the combined data to [the] a
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`display ter-m-i-n-a-1;
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`wherein the computer system is configured such that the second electronic data
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`processor is operating in a protected mode and data residing on the first memory space is
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`protected from corruption by a malware process downloaded from the network and
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`executing as part of the second logical process.
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`2)
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`(Currently amended) The method of claim 1 wherein the fim%m
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`second memory space
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`a memo;v_ zone within a physical memo;v_ common to the first memo;v_ space;
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`a partition on a memogv_ device;
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`random access memoLv_ (RAM );
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`both volatile and nonvolatile memo;v_.
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`(Original) The method of claim 1 wherein the second logical process is selected from the
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`group consisting of:
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`an electronic mail process, an instant messaging process, an intemet browser process,
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`an interactive gaming process, a virtual private network (VPN) process, and a reader
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`application process.
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`4)
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`(Original) The method of claim 1 wherein the first logical process receives user interface
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`data, and passes the user interface data to the second logical process.
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`(Original) The method of claim 1 wherein the first and second electronic data processors
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`are part of a multi-core electronic data processor.
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`(Currently amended) The method of claim 1 and further comprising the step of restoring
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`at least one corrupted data file from [an] a
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`protected image
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`7)
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`(Original) The method of claim 1 and further comprising the step of automatically
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`deleting at least one data file residing on the second memory space when the second
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`logical process is terminated.
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`(Original) The method of claim 1 and further comprising the steps of:
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`encrypting data with the first logical process;
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`transferring the encrypted data from the first logical process to the second logical
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`process;
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`transferring the encrypted data from the second logical process to the network
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`interface device.
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`(Original) The method of claim 8 and further comprising the steps of:
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`decrypting the data with the network interface device;
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`transferring the decrypted data from the network interface device to the network
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`10) (Currently amended) A multi-processor computer system using a common operating
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`system capable of exchanging data across a network of one or more computers via a
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`network interface device, comprising:
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`a first electronic data processor capable of executing browser instructions using the
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`common operating system and communicatively coupled to a first memory space-and—a
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`a second electronic data processor capable of executing browser instructions using
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`the common operating system and communicatively coupled to [the] a second memory
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`a Video processor adapted to combine Video data from the first and second electronic
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`data processors and transmit the combined Video data to a display
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`wherein the computer system is configured such that the second electronic data
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`processor is operating in a protected mode and data residing on the first memory space is
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`protected from corruption by a malware process downloaded from the network and
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`executing on the second electronic data processor.
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`ll) (Currently amended) The computer system of claim 10 wherein the £1-r-st—n=ien=ier=,Lspaee
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`and—the-second memory space i_s
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`selected from the group consisting of:
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`a memo;V_ zone within a physical memo;V_ common to the first memo;V_ space;
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`a partition on a memo;V_ device;
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`random access memogy gRAM );
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`both Volatile and nonvolatile memory.
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`12) (Original) The computer system of claim 10 wherein the first and second electronic data
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`processors are part of a dual processor computer system.
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`13) (Original) The computer system of claim 10 wherein the second electronic data
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`processor and the Video processor are co-located on a circuit card, the circuit card being
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`communicatively coupled to the first electronic data processor.
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`14) (Original) The computer system of claim 10 wherein the computer system is configured
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`such that the first electronic data processor is protected from executing instructions
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`initiated by a malware process downloaded from the network and executing on the
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`second electronic data processor.
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`15) (Currently amended) A multi-processor computer system using a common operating
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`system capable of exchanging data across a network of one or more computers,
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`comprising:
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`at least a first and second electronic data processor capable of executing instructions
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`using the common operating system;
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`at least a first and second memory space;
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`a Video processor;
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`wherein the first and second electronic data processors, first and second memory
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`space, and Video processor are configured for performing the steps of;
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`executing browser instructions in a first logical process with the first electronic data
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`processor, wherein the first logical process is executing within the common operating
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`system and is capable of accessing data contained in the first memory space and—the
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`executing browser instructions in a second logical process with the second electronic
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`data processor, wherein the second logical process is executing within the common
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`operating system and is capable of accessing data contained in the second memory space;
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`displaying data from the first logical
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`process and the second logical process, wherein the Video processor is adapted to
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`combine data from the first and second logical processes and transmit the combined data
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`to [the] a display terminal;
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`wherein the computer system is configured such that the second electronic data
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`processor is operating in a protected mode and data residing on the first memory space is
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`protected from corruption by a malware process downloaded from the network and
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`executing as part of the second logical process.
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`16) (Original) The computer system of claim 15 wherein the computer system is further
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`configured such that the first logical process is protected from executing instructions
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`initiated by a malware process downloaded from the network and executing as part of the
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`second logical process.
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`17) (Currently amended) The computer system of claim 15 and further comprising: at least
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`one network interface device capable of exchanging datawith
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`preeess-and—wi-th the network and with a logical process selected from the group
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`consisting of:
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`the first logical process;
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`the second logical process.
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`18) (Original) The computer system of claim 17 wherein the network interface device is
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`capable of decrypting data received from the second logical process and transmitting the
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`decrypted data to the network while preventing the second logical process from accessing
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`the decrypted data.
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`19) (Original) The computer system of claim 15 wherein the at least one electronic data
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`processor is selected from the group consisting of: a multi-core electronic data processor;
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`dual electronic data processors; and multiple electronic data processors.
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`20) (Currently amended) The computer system of claim 15 and further configured for
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`21) (New) A portable computer, comprising:
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`a network interface device configured to exchange data across a network of one or
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`more computers using a wireless connection;
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`at least a first memory space and a second memory space, the first memory space
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`containing at least one system file;
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`at least one electronic data processor communicatively coupled to the network
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`interface device, the first and second memory space, and to a user interface, wherein the
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`user interface is configured to receive input from a computer user;
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`the at least one electronic data processor configured to execute a first browser process
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`contained in the first memory space;
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`the at least one electronic data processor further configured to execute a second
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`browser process in a second logical process, wherein the second logical process is
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`capable of accessing data contained in the second memory space and is further capable of
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`generating video data;
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`a video processor configured to transmit video data from the second browser process
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`to a display;
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`wherein the first browser process is capable of opening the second browser process
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`and is further capable of passing data to the second browser process;
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`wherein further the portable computer is configured such that the at least one system
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`file residing on the first memory space is protected from corruption by a malware process
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`downloaded from the network and executing within the second browser process.
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`22) (New) The portable computer of Claim 21 wherein the first browser process is capable
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`of exchanging data with the network interface device and with the second browser
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`process.
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`23) (New) The portable computer of Claim 22 wherein the first browser process is capable of
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`passing data downloaded from the network to the second browser process.
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`24) (New) The portable computer of Claim 21 wherein the second browser process is capable
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`of exchanging data with the network interface device and with the first browser process.
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`25) (New) The portable wireless communication device of Claim 21 wherein the at least one
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`electronic data processor is selected from the group consisting of:
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`an Application Specific Integrated Circuit;
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`a Field Programmable Gate Array;
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`a plurality of electronic data processors;
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`a multi-core electronic data processor.
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`26) (New) The portable computer of Claim 21 wherein the second memory space is selected
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`a partition on a memory device;
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`random access memory (RAM);
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`both volatile and nonvolatile memory.
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`27) (New) The portable computer of Claim 21 configured such that at least one corrupted file
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`required for a browser process is capable of being restored from a protected image.
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`28) (New) The portable computer of Claim 27 wherein the protected image is stored at a
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`location selected from the group consisting of:
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`a removable drive;
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`the first memory space;
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`a partition on a memory device;
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`a nonvolatile memory disk;
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`another device.
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`29) (New) The portable computer of Claim 21 configured such that at least one corrupted file
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`residing on the second memory space is capable of being automatically deleted when the
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`second browser process is terminated.
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`30) (New) The portable computer of Claim 21 configured such that the first browser process
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`is protected from executing instructions initiated by a malware process downloaded from
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`the network and executing as part of the second browser process.
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`31) (New) The portable computer of Claim 21 wherein attempts by malware to record data
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`entry by the computer user are effectively blocked.
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`processor communicatively coupled to a first and second memory space and to a network
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`interface device, wherein the network interface device is configured to exchange data
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`storing at least one system file within the first memory space;
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`executing a first browser process in a first logical process using the at least one
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`electronic data processor, wherein the first logical process is configured to access data
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`contained in the first memory space;
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`executing a second browser process in a second logical process using the at least
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`one electronic data processor, wherein the second logical process is configured to access
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`data contained in the second memory space and is further configured to generate video
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`data;
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`opening the second browser process on instruction from the first browser process;
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`passing data from the first browser process to the second browser process;
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`displaying video data from the second browser process;
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`wherein the portable computer is configured such that the at least one system file
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`33) (New) The method of Claim 32 wherein the portable computer is configured such that the
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`first browser process is capable of exchanging data with the network interface device and
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`34) T(New) The method of Claim 33 and further comprising the step of;
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`downloading data from the network and passing the data from the first browser
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`process to the second browser process.
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`35) (New) The method of Claim 32 wherein the portable computer is configured such that the
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`second browser process is capable of exchanging data with the network interface device
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`and with the first browser process.
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`36) (New) The method of Claim 32 wherein the second memory space is selected from the
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`group consisting of:
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`a memory zone within a physical memory common to the first memory space;
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`a partition on a memory device;
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`random access memory (RAM);
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`both volatile and nonvolatile memory.
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`37) (New) The method of Claim 32 and further comprising the step of;
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`restoring at least one corrupted file from a protected image.
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`38) (New) The method of Claim 37 wherein the protected image is stored at a location
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`selected from the group consisting of:
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`a removable drive;
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`the first memory space;
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`a partition on a memory device;
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`a nonvolatile memory disk;
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`another device.
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`39) (New) The method of Claim 32 and further comprising the step of;
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`deleting at least one corrupted data file residing on the second memory space
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`when the second logical process is terminated.
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`40) (New) The method of Claim 32 wherein the at least one electronic data processor is
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`selected from the group consisting of:
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`an Application Specific Integrated Circuit;
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`a Field Programmable Gate Array;
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`a plurality of electronic data processors;
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`a multi-core electronic data processor.
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`41) (