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The patent made both Noyce and Fairchild wealthy.

Today, the unitary patent made two more important steps ahead.

They've applied for a patent, made public just yesterday, for what appears to be a new version of the versatile lens.

From the start of the 14th century, Justices were appointed via letters patent made under the Great Seal, and held their appointments "under the pleasure of the King".

Whoever owns the patent makes the money," said García.

An extra-large one in black patent makes quite a graphic statement.

That means the later patent covered, or described, much of the same material as the earlier patent, making the later patent invalid.

It could even block techniques that try to work around a patent, making users legally liable if they use open-source.

The patent makes no mention of whether these claims have been tested in clinical trials or in any way proved effective in animals or people.

These two, coupled with the '116 patent make up the basis for the Wavit Remote.

Essentially, Microsoft is trying to patent making a virtual page turn exactly like a real page.