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`IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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`DECLARATION OF DR. JOSEPH A. PARADISO IN SUPPORT OF
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`APPLE INC.’S PROPOSED CLAIM CONSTRUCTIONS
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`i.e., providing location information to a walking user. [’498 Patent at 1:10-13. To achieve
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`et al. “Cyberguide: A Mobile Context—Aware Tour Guide,” Baltzer ournals (Sept. 23, 1996)
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`(“Abowd”) at 8 (APL-MAXELL_00713087) (“Indoors, however, GPS signals are weak or not
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`ocation and messaging system,” | EEE (1997) (“Starner”) at 1 (“Unfortunately, the radio
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`IPR2019-0007l (ASUSTek Computer Inc, et al. v. Maxell, Ltd.) the construction that Apple now
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`proposes. There, the Petitioner ASUSTek proposed the same construction offered by Apple
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`infrared ray sensor. or the like; and a CPU for analyzing received data; or equivalents thereof." I
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`disagree with Maxell that the way it has phrased its proposed corresponding structure is how a
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`POSITA would have understood the invention. Particularly. it appears that Maxell contends that
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`any of the following list of individual components: ( 1) GPS, (2) antenna, or (3) PHS could each
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`individually be combined with both a CPU and a “data receiver” to perform the function of
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`"getting location information denoting a present place of said portable terminal." This is
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`incorrect as. for example. an antenna could not be combined with a CPU to get location
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`information. This is further incorrect because. under Maxell‘s proposed construction, any "data
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`receiver" could be used in place of an infrared ray sensor, and not all "data receivers” were
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`capable of obtaining location information in the manner that infrared ray sensors were. For
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`example, a POSITA would consider a USB port to be a “data receiver,“ and a USB port was
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`never used, by itself. for location determination. Moreover, the only example of a data receiver
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`disclosed by the Asserted Navigation Patents’ specification is an infrared ray sensor.
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`I declare under the penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of
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`America that the foregoing is true and correct.
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`Executed on 4th day of October. 2019,
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`Joseph A. Paradiso
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