TCL’S INVALIDITY CONTENTIONS FOR U.S. 7,810,130
`Exhibit O2 – Omnibus
`
`To the extent that Plaintiff argues that any reference charted in these Invalidity Contentions does not disclose a given patent claim
`element, it would have been obvious to combine such reference with the knowledge of a person of ordinary skill in the art, and/or any
`of the references identified herein as disclosing the element, and/or Applicant’s Admitted Prior Art (“AAPA”), and/or the additional
`prior art references in Exhibits B1-B20, the contents of which are hereby incorporated by reference into this chart. One of ordinary
`skill in the art, as of the alleged priority date of the ’130 patent, would have known to combine the prior art elements disclosed by the
`foregoing references using known methods, and to use these elements according to their established functions in order to achieve a
`known and predictable result.
`
`Except where specifically noted otherwise, this chart may apply the apparent interpretations of claim language as used by Plaintiff in
`its infringement contentions. Such use, however, does not imply that Defendants adopt or agree with Plaintiff’s interpretations in any
`way. Additionally, by providing contentions for claim preamble elements, Defendants do not take a position on whether the preamble
`is a claim limitation.
`
`To the extent 35 U.S.C. § 112, ¶6 applies to any of the claim limitations of the Asserted Claims, the art cited herein also discloses the
`corresponding structure(s) and function(s) claimed or their equivalents, as shown below, or renders them obvious in view of the
`knowledge of one skilled in the art.
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`Prior Art
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`A receiving apparatus for
`receiving a moving image-
`streaming content through an
`internet, the moving image-
`streaming content being
`internet broadcasting content,
`said apparatus comprising:
`
`To the extent that the preamble is construed as a limitation, this element is well-known as of the
`priority date of the ’130 patent.
`
`See, e.g., elements 1.a – 1.f.
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`DISHplayer Satellite Receivers, including the Echostar Model 71001 (“DISHPlayer2”)
`
`“Developed with WebTV Networks, Inc., DISHPlayer is the world's first interactive satellite TV
`receiver with a built-in, ultrafast 8.6 gigabyte hard drive capable of simultaneously recording and
`playing back full-quality digital video. The disk drive makes possible a number of enhanced PTV
`features, including TV Pause ("freezing" a TV show and resuming when the viewer is ready to watch
`again); skip, fast-forward or rewind any recorded program; digital video recording (automatic
`
`1 See Television Magazine at 852 (October 1999), available at https://americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Practical/Television/90s/Television-1999-10.pdf.
`2 All citations under DISHPlayer are to the DISHPlayer Press Release, issued by EchoStar Communications Corp. on July 19, 1999.
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`recording of several hours of high-quality digital video), and downloadable video games via satellite.
`DISHPlayer can also browse the Internet and send e-mail via the built-in WebTV® Plus service
`for satellite.”
`
`“DISHPlayer is a state-of-the-art DISH Network satellite receiver that provides customers with access
`to over 350 channels, including broadcast networks, sports, international and pay-per-view
`programming, in crystal-clear digital video and CD-quality audio and with a Dolby Digital™ output
`included for full theater surround sound. This set-top box features a printer port for printing out web
`pages or e-mail messages and provides parental blocking capabilities, allowing parents to control
`access to web sites and TV programs. In addition, the picture-in-picture capability lets viewers surf the
`web and watch TV simultaneously. They can also automatically program their video cassette recorder
`to record any show they choose, with the press of a button on the remote control. The DISHPlayer
`system includes a remote control and wireless keyboard.”
`
`“The WebTV Plus service for satellite is an enhanced version of the WebTV Plus service, the leading
`Internet TV offering worldwide. The WebTV Plus service provides an easy-to-use, robust Internet
`experience via a 56K modem connection, offering up to six e-mail accounts and child-protection
`features. The DISHPlayer supports popular multimedia e-mail features in the WebTV Network
`service, allowing a subscriber to easily plug in a camcorder and send pictures and audio clips through
`e-mail.”
`
`Digeo3 (on information and belief, software and/or hardware publicly used or known before the
`priority date of the ’130 patent)4
`
`“We also have agreements with WorldGate, ICTV and Digeo to offer our residential customers high-
`speed Internet access over the television. . . . During 2001, we expect to offer Digeo Broadband’s
`television-based Internet access service in several markets. The Digeo product is designed to blend the
`power of the Internet with the convenience of the television. Through the use of an advanced digital
`set-top terminal, customers will be able to access Internet-based streaming media on the television,
`including both local and national news, sports and entertainment. . . . The Digeo product is a ‘portal,’
`which is an Internet web site that serves as a user’s initial point of entry to the World Wide Web. By
`
`
`3 All citations under Digeo are to the Charter Communications, Inc., SEC Form 10-K for the Year Ended December 31, 2000, at p. 11.
`4 See, e.g., https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB1017357185182859040; https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB108293302339193033;
`https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB1016577651197185720; https://spectrum.ieee.org/consumer-electronics/audiovideo/the-largest-players-rule-the-media-
`playground
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`offering selected content, services and links to other web sites, a portal guides and directs users
`through the World Wide Web.”
`
`DIRECTV Satellite Receivers with TiVo service, including the DIRECTV Receiver with TiVo
`(“TiVo Receiver”)5
`
`Upon information and belief, the TiVo Receiver comprises a receiving apparatus for receiving a
`moving image-streaming content through an internet, the moving image-streaming content being
`internet broadcasting content, said apparatus.
`
`ReplayTV Personal Video Records, including the PV-HS2000 ReplayTV Showstopper
`(“ReplayTV”)
`
`Upon information and belief, the ReplayTV comprises a receiving apparatus for receiving a moving
`image-streaming content through an internet, the moving image-streaming content being internet
`broadcasting content, said apparatus.
`
`
`
`DISHPlayer
`
`“Developed with WebTV Networks, Inc., DISHPlayer is the world's first interactive satellite TV
`receiver with a built-in, ultrafast 8.6 gigabyte hard drive capable of simultaneously recording and
`playing back full-quality digital video. The disk drive makes possible a number of enhanced PTV
`features, including TV Pause ("freezing" a TV show and resuming when the viewer is ready to watch
`again); skip, fast-forward or rewind any recorded program; digital video recording (automatic
`recording of several hours of high-quality digital video), and downloadable video games via satellite.
`DISHPlayer can also browse the Internet and send e-mail via the built-in WebTV® Plus service
`for satellite.”
`
`“DISHPlayer is a state-of-the-art DISH Network satellite receiver that provides customers with access
`to over 350 channels, including broadcast networks, sports, international and pay-per-view
`programming, in crystal-clear digital video and CD-quality audio and with a Dolby Digital™ output
`included for full theater surround sound. This set-top box features a printer port for printing out web
`pages or e-mail messages and provides parental blocking capabilities, allowing parents to control
`access to web sites and TV programs. In addition, the picture-in-picture capability lets viewers surf the
`
`1.a
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`a receiving unit for receiving
`a moving image-streaming
`content which is internet
`broadcasting content by an
`access through the internet to
`a URL of the streaming
`content;
`
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`5 All citations under TiVo are to the “Welcome to DIRECTV and TiVo” Guide, published by Sony in 2000.
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`web and watch TV simultaneously. They can also automatically program their video cassette recorder
`to record any show they choose, with the press of a button on the remote control. The DISHPlayer
`system includes a remote control and wireless keyboard.”
`
`“The WebTV Plus service for satellite is an enhanced version of the WebTV Plus service, the leading
`Internet TV offering worldwide. The WebTV Plus service provides an easy-to-use, robust Internet
`experience via a 56K modem connection, offering up to six e-mail accounts and child-protection
`features. The DISHPlayer supports popular multimedia e-mail features in the WebTV Network
`service, allowing a subscriber to easily plug in a camcorder and send pictures and audio clips through
`e-mail.”
`
`Digeo
`
`“We also have agreements with WorldGate, ICTV and Digeo to offer our residential customers high-
`speed Internet access over the television. . . . During 2001, we expect to offer Digeo Broadband’s
`television-based Internet access service in several markets. The Digeo product is designed to blend the
`power of the Internet with the convenience of the television. Through the use of an advanced digital
`set-top terminal, customers will be able to access Internet-based streaming media on the television,
`including both local and national news, sports and entertainment. . . . The Digeo product is a ‘portal,’
`which is an Internet web site that serves as a user’s initial point of entry to the World Wide Web. By
`offering selected content, services and links to other web sites, a portal guides and directs users
`through the World Wide Web.”
`
`Interactive TV Technologies and Markets
`
`P. 107 (“Integrated TV Sets - Integrated TV sets incorporate the set-top box. An integrated TV is also
`a HDTV in a 16:9 format, making it possible to view pictures in a wider format that is more natural for
`the eye, when that format is broadcast. However, not all HDTV sets sold in Europe have integrated
`set-top boxes, because the 16:9 format has been broadcast in some countries over an analog signal.
`However, in the United States, HDTV sets were not introduced until the end of 1998 and do have
`integrated set-top boxes. Some units in the United States have a separated HDTV system with a
`receiver-decoder unit and a display unit. A number of manufacturers are now offering or preparing to
`launch integrated digital TV (IDTV) in the United States or European markets, including Mitsubishi,
`Philips, Panasonic, and Sony.”)
`
`P. 135 (“Various companies, including DialTV, Web TV, and Sony, offer set-top boxes exclusively
`for Internet browsing using the television as the monitor (Figure 3.9). Based on RISC processors, these
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`boxes contain modems to transfer data, interface to PCs and video equipment, and access Web
`browsers, e-mail, and audio software.”)
`
`P. 139 (“Integrated Televisions - First-generation ITV sets are based on television sets currently in
`production and include a digital terrestrial decoder. These television sets are capable of receiving both
`analog and digital signals, possibly using a single microprocessor that may combine many functions.
`These sets are also able to receive enhanced content and on-screen graphics. Internet access on the
`same TV screen is available. The television sets are based on existing models with added "digital"
`circuitry. They also contain smart card interfaces for conditional access to subscription products and
`possible electronic commerce. Second-generation ITV sets will be capable of only receiving digital
`signals. They will use a single microprocessor for the whole television. On-screen graphics will use
`the MHEG-5 standard for Teletext and EPG purposes, and the sets will contain 16:9 interpolators and
`flicker-free conversion (Figure 3.14). First- and second-generation ITVs will still need analog
`compatibility. Both will have modems integrated to embrace Internet TV and home shopping. The
`next phase will be to provide complete interconnectivity with digital appliances. This will be achieved
`by the inclusion of the IEEE 1394 high-speed serial bus. Capable of 1000 Mbps, this universal
`interface will replace SCSI and Enhanced Integrated Disk Electronics (EIDE), allowing set-top boxes
`to digitally connect to television and DVD-RAMs. Constant increases in processing power and flash
`RAM will eventually make it possible to transfer some hardware functions to software.”)
`
`P. 141 (“Uniform resource identifiers (URI) as the mechanism for referencing all multimedia
`elements, including television broadcasts and other content delivered over unidirectional links… A
`specific URL scheme to describe television broadcasts”)
`
`P. 143 (“HTML and the related standards that comprise most Web content (such as image formats and
`style sheets) provide a thorough framework for describing the presentation of multimedia content. The
`HTML model uses URLs to reference all multimedia data. On the same pattern, two new URL
`schemes are required: one for television broadcasts and second for other content received over a
`unidirectional link.”)
`
`P. 144 (“The URL scheme tv: is used for television broadcasts. This scheme includes mechanisms for
`tuning to specific television broadcasts based on station call letters, network name, or channel number.
`Another URL scheme is used to refer to content received over a unidirectional link that cannot be
`retrieved on demand.”)
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`’130 at 1:43-45 (“Currently, the streaming broadcast is received (utilized) using a personal computer
`(hereinafter, referred to as “PC”) in most cases, and generally requires the following procedure.”),
`1:46-53 (“A user who wishes to audiovisually enjoy the streaming broadcast must first find out desired
`contents (a desired streaming broadcast program) from among many streaming contents scattered
`throughout the Internet. For that purpose, the user activates an Internet browser, and then visits a portal
`site related to the streaming broadcast or searches through Websites by using a search engine or the
`like. Thus, the user finds out information on the desired streaming contents.”), 1:54-63 (“By the above
`operations, the user obtains information related to the desired streaming contents including program
`information such as a title, distribution information such as a start time, and address information such
`as a Uniform Resource Locator (hereinafter, referred to as ‘URL’). After that, the user accesses an
`address (URL) where the streaming contents exist to start to obtain the streaming contents.
`Concurrently, application software called a streaming player is activated, so that the streaming
`contents are audiovisually enjoyed (reproduced).”), 2:4-5 (“The above-mentioned type of receiving
`process for streaming contents is disclosed, for example, in JP 2001-359073 A.” [the disclosures of JP
`2001-359073 A incorporated herein by reference]). See also ’130 File History, 2/25/2008 Office
`Action at 3-21, 5/27/2008 Response at 8-10, 9/4/2008 Office Action at 2-11, 11/6/2008 Response at 5-
`6, 2/10/2009 Office Action at 3-10, 5/1/2009 Response at 6-8, 8/19/2009 Office Action at 2-8,
`10/19/2009 Response at 8-9, 1/4/2010 Office Action at 2-9, 4/5/2010 Response at 10-12.
`
`
`Locket U.S. Pat. 7,558,472
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`1:16-20 (“The invention relates to the time shifting of television broadcast signals. More particularly,
`the invention relates to the real time capture, storage, and display of television broadcast signals.”)
`
`17:46-54 (“The digital cable input section 1401 c is connected to the MPEG-2 decoder/graphics
`subsection 1404 as a client on the PCI bus. As previously described, the invention is intended to be
`used as a PVR (Personal Video Recorder), in which a user may view a selected video stream in real-
`time, or they may view a recorded video stream, examining the video stream by taking advantage of
`such features as rewind, pause, play, stop, slow play, fast forward, and the like.”)
`
`
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`1.b
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`a memory unit for storing
`URL information of the
`moving image-streaming
`content received by the
`receiving unit;
`
`Upon information and belief, the TiVo Receiver comprises a receiving unit for receiving a moving
`image-streaming content which is internet broadcasting content by an access through the internet to a
`URL of the streaming content.
`
`ReplayTV
`
`Upon information and belief, the ReplayTV comprises a receiving unit for receiving a moving image-
`streaming content which is internet broadcasting content by an access through the internet to a URL of
`the streaming content.
`
`DISHPlayer
`
`“Developed with WebTV Networks, Inc., DISHPlayer is the world's first interactive satellite TV
`receiver with a built-in, ultrafast 8.6 gigabyte hard drive capable of simultaneously recording and
`playing back full-quality digital video. The disk drive makes possible a number of enhanced PTV
`features, including TV Pause ("freezing" a TV show and resuming when the viewer is ready to watch
`again); skip, fast-forward or rewind any recorded program; digital video recording (automatic
`recording of several hours of high-quality digital video), and downloadable video games via satellite.
`DISHPlayer can also browse the Internet and send e-mail via the built-in WebTV® Plus service
`for satellite.”
`
`“DISHPlayer is a state-of-the-art DISH Network satellite receiver that provides customers with access
`to over 350 channels, including broadcast networks, sports, international and pay-per-view
`programming, in crystal-clear digital video and CD-quality audio and with a Dolby Digital™ output
`included for full theater surround sound. This set-top box features a printer port for printing out web
`pages or e-mail messages and provides parental blocking capabilities, allowing parents to control
`access to web sites and TV programs. In addition, the picture-in-picture capability lets viewers surf the
`web and watch TV simultaneously. They can also automatically program their video cassette recorder
`to record any show they choose, with the press of a button on the remote control. The DISHPlayer
`system includes a remote control and wireless keyboard.”
`
`Digeo
`
`“We also have agreements with WorldGate, ICTV and Digeo to offer our residential customers high-
`speed Internet access over the television. . . . During 2001, we expect to offer Digeo Broadband’s
`television-based Internet access service in several markets. The Digeo product is designed to blend the
`power of the Internet with the convenience of the television. Through the use of an advanced digital
`set-top terminal, customers will be able to access Internet-based streaming media on the television,
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`including both local and national news, sports and entertainment. . . . The Digeo product is a ‘portal,’
`which is an Internet web site that serves as a user’s initial point of entry to the World Wide Web. By
`offering selected content, services and links to other web sites, a portal guides and directs users
`through the World Wide Web.”
`
`Interactive TV Technologies and Markets
`
`P. 100-101 (“Personal TV is the term coined for the PVR that records programming by tide, timeslot,
`rating, actors, or theme on a hard disk. PVRs use an intelligent interface and an internal hard drive to
`digitally record programming in anticipation of viewer demand. They could also be capable of holding
`100 hours or more of programs. With full VCR functionality, the personal TV can pause during a
`broadcast as content is cached on the disk. It also has the ability to skip over commercials. If the
`personal TV has a return path, it can support pay-per-view billing. With features like instantaneous
`fast-forward and reverse, the ability to pause live broadcasts, and easy-to-create viewer profiles, PVRs
`will broaden viewer options by offering, at any given moment, a menu of recorded programs based on
`the viewer's preferences. Leading vendors are TiVo and Replay, Echostar, Web TV, and Pace.”)
`
`P. 135 (“Various companies, including DialTV, Web TV, and Sony, offer set-top boxes exclusively
`for Internet browsing using the television as the monitor (Figure 3.9). Based on RISC processors, these
`boxes contain modems to transfer data, interface to PCs and video equipment, and access Web
`browsers, e-mail, and audio software.”)
`
`P. 136-137 (“System Description for ITV - ITV is, essentially, video broadcasts that incorporate some
`style of interactivity - be it with data on video, graphics on video, video within video, or retrieving
`video programming and possibly recording it on a digital hard disk drive for further use.”)
`
`P. 141 (“Uniform resource identifiers (URI) as the mechanism for referencing all multimedia
`elements, including television broadcasts and other content delivered over unidirectional links… A
`specific URL scheme to describe television broadcasts”)
`
`P. 143 (“HTML and the related standards that comprise most Web content (such as image formats and
`style sheets) provide a thorough framework for describing the presentation of multimedia content. The
`HTML model uses URLs to reference all multimedia data. On the same pattern, two new URL
`schemes are required: one for television broadcasts and second for other content received over a
`unidirectional link.”)
`
`P. 144 (“The URL scheme tv: is used for television broadcasts. This scheme includes mechanisms for
`tuning to specific television broadcasts based on station call letters, network name, or channel number.
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`Another URL scheme is used to refer to content received over a unidirectional link that cannot be
`retrieved on demand.”)
`
`see also P. 140.
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`Locket U.S. Pat. 7,558,472
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`1:16-20 (“The invention relates to the time shifting of television broadcast signals. More particularly,
`the invention relates to the real time capture, storage, and display of television broadcast signals.”)
`
`12:27-37 (“The derived class and resulting objects described here may be combined in an arbitrary
`way to create a number of different useful configurations for storing, retrieving, switching and viewing
`of TV streams. For example, if multiple input and output sections are available, one input is viewed
`while another is stored, and a picture-in-picture window generated by the second output is used to
`preview previously stored streams. Such configurations represent a unique and novel application of
`software transformations to achieve the functionality expected of expensive, sophisticated hardware
`solutions within a single cost-effective device.”)
`
`TiVo Receiver
`
`Upon information and belief, the TiVo Receiver comprises a memory unit for storing URL
`information of the moving image-streaming content received by the receiving unit.
`
`ReplayTV
`
`Upon information and belief, the ReplayTV comprises a memory unit for storing URL information of
`the moving image-streaming content received by the receiving unit.
`
`DISHPlayer
`
`“Developed with WebTV Networks, Inc., DISHPlayer is the world's first interactive satellite TV
`receiver with a built-in, ultrafast 8.6 gigabyte hard drive capable of simultaneously recording and
`playing back full-quality digital video. The disk drive makes possible a number of enhanced PTV
`features, including TV Pause ("freezing" a TV show and resuming when the viewer is ready to watch
`again); skip, fast-forward or rewind any recorded program; digital video recording (automatic
`recording of several hours of high-quality digital video), and downloadable video games via satellite.
`DISHPlayer can also browse the Internet and send e-mail via the built-in WebTV® Plus service
`for satellite.”
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`1.c
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`a display unit for displaying
`on a display screen the
`moving image-streaming
`content received by the
`receiving unit;
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`“DISHPlayer is a state-of-the-art DISH Network satellite receiver that provides customers with access
`to over 350 channels, including broadcast networks, sports, international and pay-per-view
`programming, in crystal-clear digital video and CD-quality audio and with a Dolby Digital™ output
`included for full theater surround sound. This set-top box features a printer port for printing out web
`pages or e-mail messages and provides parental blocking capabilities, allowing parents to control
`access to web sites and TV programs. In addition, the picture-in-picture capability lets viewers surf the
`web and watch TV simultaneously. They can also automatically program their video cassette recorder
`to record any show they choose, with the press of a button on the remote control. The DISHPlayer
`system includes a remote control and wireless keyboard.”
`
`“DISHPlayer offers a rich electronic TV guide that provides new features such as the TV Search
`capability, giving viewers the power to easily find subjects of interest from the detailed TV show
`listings using the DISHPlayer's keyboard. This advanced TV guide also links Internet content with
`programming found in TV Listings, providing easily accessible program-related information at the
`touch of a button. The TV Recent feature saves thumbnail pictures of the last six channels so that
`viewers can quickly return to the previous channels they were watching. The WebTV Plus service for
`satellite will offer a variety of games such as You Don't Know Jack™, which can be updated weekly
`by satellite.”
`
`“The WebTV Plus service for satellite is an enhanced version of the WebTV Plus service, the leading
`Internet TV offering worldwide. The WebTV Plus service provides an easy-to-use, robust Internet
`experience via a 56K modem connection, offering up to six e-mail accounts and child-protection
`features. The DISHPlayer supports popular multimedia e-mail features in the WebTV Network
`service, allowing a subscriber to easily plug in a camcorder and send pictures and audio clips through
`e-mail.”
`
`Digeo
`
`“We also have agreements with WorldGate, ICTV and Digeo to offer our residential customers high-
`speed Internet access over the television. . . . During 2001, we expect to offer Digeo Broadband’s
`television-based Internet access service in several markets. The Digeo product is designed to blend the
`power of the Internet with the convenience of the television. Through the use of an advanced digital
`set-top terminal, customers will be able to access Internet-based streaming media on the television,
`including both local and national news, sports and entertainment. . . . The Digeo product is a ‘portal,’
`which is an Internet web site that serves as a user’s initial point of entry to the World Wide Web. By
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`offering selected content, services and links to other web sites, a portal guides and directs users
`through the World Wide Web.”
`
`Interactive TV Technologies and Markets
`
`P. 107 (“Integrated TV Sets - Integrated TV sets incorporate the set-top box. An integrated TV is also
`a HDTV in a 16:9 format, making it possible to view pictures in a wider format that is more natural for
`the eye, when that format is broadcast. However, not all HDTV sets sold in Europe have integrated
`set-top boxes, because the 16:9 format has been broadcast in some countries over an analog signal.
`However, in the United States, HDTV sets were not introduced until the end of 1998 and do have
`integrated set-top boxes. Some units in the United States have a separated HDTV system with a
`receiver-decoder unit and a display unit. A number of manufacturers are now offering or preparing to
`launch integrated digital TV (IDTV) in the United States or European markets, including Mitsubishi,
`Philips, Panasonic, and Sony.”)
`
`P. 135 (“Various companies, including DialTV, Web TV, and Sony, offer set-top boxes exclusively
`for Internet browsing using the television as the monitor (Figure 3.9). Based on RISC processors, these
`boxes contain modems to transfer data, interface to PCs and video equipment, and access Web
`browsers, e-mail, and audio software.”)
`
`AAPA
`
`’130 at 1:43-45 (“Currently, the streaming broadcast is received (utilized) using a personal computer
`(hereinafter, referred to as “PC”) in most cases, and generally requires the following procedure.”),
`1:46-53 (“A user who wishes to audiovisually enjoy the streaming broadcast must first find out desired
`contents (a desired streaming broadcast program) from among many streaming contents scattered
`throughout the Internet. For that purpose, the user activates an Internet browser, and then visits a portal
`site related to the streaming broadcast or searches through Websites by using a search engine or the
`like. Thus, the user finds out information on the desired streaming contents.”), 1:54-63 (“By the above
`operations, the user obtains information related to the desired streaming contents including program
`information such as a title, distribution information such as a start time, and address information such
`as a Uniform Resource Locator (hereinafter, referred to as ‘URL’). After that, the user accesses an
`address (URL) where the streaming contents exist to start to obtain the streaming contents.
`Concurrently, application software called a streaming player is activated, so that the streaming
`contents are audiovisually enjoyed (reproduced).”), 2:4-5 (“The above-mentioned type of receiving
`process for streaming contents is disclosed, for example, in JP 2001-359073 A.” [the disclosures of JP
`2001-359073 A incorporated herein by reference]). See also ’130 File History, 2/25/2008 Office
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`Prior Art
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`Action at 3-21, 5/27/2008 Response at 8-10, 9/4/2008 Office Action at 2-11, 11/6/2008 Response at 5-
`6, 2/10/2009 Office Action at 3-10, 5/1/2009 Response at 6-8, 8/19/2009 Office Action at 2-8,
`10/19/2009 Response at 8-9, 1/4/2010 Office Action at 2-9, 4/5/2010 Response at 10-12.
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`Locket U.S. Pat. 7,558,472
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`2:37-43 (“The video and audio components are stored on a storage device. When the program is
`requested for display, the video and audio components are extracted from the storage device and
`reassembled into an MPEG stream. The MPEG stream is sent to a decoder. The decoder converts the
`MPEG stream into TV output signals and delivers the TV output signals to a TV receiver.”)
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`TiVo Receiver
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`Upon information and belief, the TiVo Receiver comprises a display unit for displaying on a display
`screen the moving image-streaming content received by the receiving unit.
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`ReplayTV
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`Upon information and belief, the ReplayTV comprises a display unit for displaying on a display screen
`the moving image-streaming content received by the receiving unit.
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`DISHPlayer
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`“Developed with WebTV Networks, Inc., DISHPlayer is the world's first interactive satellite TV
`receiver with a built-in, ultrafast 8.6 gigabyte hard drive capable of simultaneously recording and
`playing back full-quality digital video. The disk drive makes possible a number of enhanced PTV
`features, including TV Pause ("freezing" a TV show and resuming when the viewer is ready to watch
`again); skip, fast-forward or rewind any recorded program; digital video recording (automatic
`recording of several hours of high-quality digital video), and downloadable video games via satellite.
`DISHPlayer can also browse the Internet and send e-mail via the built-in WebTV® Plus service
`for satellite.”
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`“DISHPlayer is a state-of-the-art DISH Network satellite receiver that provides customers with access
`to over 350 channels, including broadcast networks, sports, international and pay-per-view
`programming, in crystal-clear digital video and CD-quality audio and with a Dolby Digital™ output
`included for full theater surround sound. This set-top box features a printer port for printing out web
`pages or e-mail messages and provides parenta