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UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
`_______________
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`BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
`_______________
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`DISH NETWORK L.L.C., and SIRIUS XM RADIO INC.
`Petitioner,
`
`v.
`
`DRAGON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, LLC
`Patent Owner.
`________________
`
`Case IPR2015-004991
`Patent 5,930,444
`________________
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`
`
`
`Before NEIL T. POWELL, STACEY G. WHITE, J. JOHN LEE, Administrative
`Patent Judges.
`
`WHITE, Administrative Patent Judge.
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`PATENT OWNER’S NOTICE OF
`DEMONSTRATIVE EXHIBITS FOR ORAL ARGUMENT
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`1
` Case IPR2015-01735 has been joined with this proceeding. 
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`Pursuant to the Board’s Order Re Trial Hearing [Paper 31], Patent Owner
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`submits its demonstrative exhibits for use at the February 9, 2016 oral argument.
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`
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`
`
`Kai Zhu (Reg. No. 64,586)
`60 Cody Ln, Los Altos, CA 94022
`Telephone: (650) 999-0172
`Facsimile: (928) 569-1639
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`
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`Date: February 5, 2016
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`CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
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`It is certified that a copy of the foregoing has been served on Petitioners via
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`electronic mail transmission addressed to the persons at the addresses below:
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`Eliot Williams (Reg. No. 50,822)
`G. Hopkins Guy (Reg. No. 35,886)
`BAKER BOTTS L.L.P.
`eliot.williams@bakerbotts.com
`hop.guy@bakerbotts.com
`
`
`
`Jonathan S. Caplan (Reg. No. 38,094)
`James Hannah (Reg. No. 56,369)
`Mark A. Baghdassarian
`KRAMER LEVIN NAFTALIS & FRANKEL LLP
`jcaplan@kramerlevin.com
`jhannah@kramerlevin.com
`mbaghdassarian@kramerlevin.com 
`
`
`Date: February 5, 2016
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`Kai Zhu
`/s/
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`Kai Zhu (Reg. No. 64,586)
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`

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`DISH Network L.L.C., and Sirius XM Radio Inc.
`Petitioner
`v.
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC
`Patent Owner
`
`U.S. Patent 5,930,444
`Case IPR2015‐00499
`Case IPR2015‐01735
`
`Patent Owner’s Demonstratives
`
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC – Ex. 2006
`
`p. 1
`
`

`
`U.S. Patent 5,930,444 (the “’444 patent”)
`
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC – Ex. 2006,
`
`p. 2
`
`

`
`Proposed Grounds of Unpatentability
`
`References
`
`Basis
`
`Goldwasser and 
`Yifrach
`
`§ 103
`
`Claims 
`Challenged
`
`1, 7‐10, and 14
`
`Goldwasser,
`Yifrach and 
`Vogel
`
`§ 103
`
`2‐4 and 13
`
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC – Ex. 2006,
`
`p. 3
`
`

`
`Claim 1
`A recording and playback apparatus for the substantially immediate and seamless 
`resumption of interrupted perception of broadcast program information based 
`upon audio or video signals, or both, without missing the program information 
`presented during the interruption, comprising: 
`***
`[b] a keyboard having a record key and a playback key; 
`
`[c] a control circuit coupled responsively to said keyboard; 
`***
`[g] said control circuit being configured so that substantially simultaneous 
`recording and playback of program information is achieved when said record key 
`is first actuated to begin a recording by initiating storage of the broadcast 
`program information in said memory unit, and said playback key is subsequently 
`and solely actuated to begin time delay playback of the recording from the 
`beginning thereof by initiating retrieval of the stored program information in said 
`memory unit, with the interval of the time delay being the same as the time 
`elapsed between the actuation of said record key and the subsequent actuation 
`of said playback key.
`
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC – Ex. 2006,
`
`p. 4 
`
`

`
`Control Circuit Interacts with the Keyboard in Claim 1
`“The ’444 Patent teaches that the ‘one‐key 
`seamless playback’ operation is implemented with 
`a control circuit that is coupled responsively to a 
`keyboard having a record key and a playback key.
`... 
`The control circuit of the ’444 Patent is configured 
`to enable ‘substantially simultaneous recording 
`and playback’ employing, among other things, the 
`‘one‐key seamless playback” feature.’”
`
`Goldberg Decl., Ex. 2001 at 7, ¶14.
`
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC – Ex. 2006,
`
`p. 5 
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`

`
`Goldwasser as Admitted by DISH
`
`“As described in Goldwasser, 
`recording is controlled by 
`address controller 58, which is 
`responsive to commands 
`received from user control panel 
`50. See Pet. 40–41. Goldwasser, 
`however, does not provide 
`detail as to the controls 
`provided on user control panel 
`50. Id. at 43–46. Petitioner relies 
`upon the teaching of Yifrach, 
`specifically its freeze and 
`playback buttons, to disclose 
`the claimed keyboard with 
`playback and record keys.”
`
`(Institution Decision at 14‐15)
`p.  6
`
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC – Ex. 2006,
`
`

`
`How Goldwasser’s Control Circuit Handles “Interrupt”
`
`Goldberg Decl., Ex. 2001 at 11‐12, ¶21.
`
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC – Ex. 2006,
`
`p. 7
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`

`
`Patent Office’s Holdings in the Supplemental Exam
`
`“In particular, Goldwasser fails to expressly teach or suggest:
`
`a. a keyboard having a record key and a playback key; and
`
`b. a control circuit, coupled to the keyboard, being configured so that
`substantially simultaneous recording and playback of program 
`information is achieved when said record key is first actuated to begin a 
`recording by initiating storage of the broadcast program information in 
`said memory unit, and said playback key is subsequently and solely 
`actuated to begin time delay playback of the recording from the 
`beginning thereof by initiating retrieval of the stored program 
`information in said memory unit, with the interval of the time delay 
`being the same as the time elapsed between the actuation of said record 
`key and the subsequent actuation of said playback key.”
`
`(Ex. 1008 at 153, ¶31; Supplemental Exam Determination)
`
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC – Ex. 2006,
`
`p. 8 
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`

`
`Patent Office’s Holdings in the Supp. Exam (cont’d)
`
`(Ex. 1008 at 152, ¶ ¶ 28‐29 ; Supplemental Exam Determination)
`
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC – Ex. 2006,
`
`p. 9
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`

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`Patent Office’s Holdings in the Supp. Exam (cont’d)
`
`(Ex. 1008 at 
`151, ¶25 ; 
`Supplemental 
`Exam 
`Determination)
`
`(Ex. 1008 at 
`153, ¶36 ; 
`Supplemental 
`Exam 
`Determination)
`
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC – Ex. 2006,
`
`p. 10 
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`

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`Yifrach Is A Different Invention
`
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC – Ex. 2006,
`
`p. 11 
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`

`
`Yifrach Is A Different Invention (cont’d)
`
`“In contrast to the invention of the ’444 
`Patent, which is directed to a device 
`having a particular control circuit that is 
`configured to achieve substantially 
`simultaneous recording and playback 
`upon the occurrence of a series of actions 
`implemented by the user, (the focus of 
`the Yifrach invention is to ‘freeze’ a 
`predetermined segment of radio 
`broadcast that has already been 
`recorded in the ‘cyclic storage device,’ 
`i.e., the last sixty seconds of broadcast 
`content, by transferring that content into 
`the ‘further storage device’ RAM 30) for 
`later playback.”
`
`Goldberg Decl., Ex. 2001 at 18, ¶35.
`
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC – Ex. 2006,
`
`p. 12 
`
`

`
`“Keys” and Control Circuit in Yifrach
`
`(Wechselberger
`Depo., Ex. 2004 
`at 70)
`
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC – Ex. 2006,
`
`p. 13 
`
`

`
`“Keys” and Control Circuit in Yifrach (cont’d )
`
`“Freeze”
`
`the time elapsed between the 
`actuation of Freeze and Playback
`buttons is 10 minutes
`
`“Playback”
`
`8:59
`
`9:00
`
`9:10
`
`9:11
`
`the interval of the time delay is 
`11 minutes
`
`(Wechselberger Depo., Ex. 2004 at 69‐70)
`
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC – Ex. 2006,
`
`p. 14
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`

`
`“Keys” and Control Circuit in Yifrach (cont’d )
`
`The Freeze/Playback buttons and control circuit 
`in Yifrach do not meet the “the interval of the 
`time delay being the same as the time elapsed 
`between the actuation of said record key and the 
`subsequent actuation of said playback key” 
`limitation in Claim 1
`
`(Wechselberger Depo., Ex. 2004 at 69‐70)
`
`Dragon Intellectual Property, LLC – Ex. 2006,
`
`p. 15

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