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OMB No. 0651-0050 (Exp 07/31/2017) |
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SERIAL NUMBER | 87115578 |
LAW OFFICE ASSIGNED | LAW OFFICE 113 |
MARK SECTION | |
MARK | http://uspto.report/TM/87115578/mark.png |
LITERAL ELEMENT | RYZEN |
STANDARD CHARACTERS | YES |
USPTO-GENERATED IMAGE | YES |
MARK STATEMENT | The mark consists of standard characters, without claim to any particular font style, size or color. |
ARGUMENT(S) | |
Division of Application Applicant has separately filed a Request to Divide this application. A copy of the divisional receipt is attached. Per the Request, the following goods should remain in this application as the parent application: Semiconductor devices; semiconductor chips; semiconductors; computer hardware; microprocessor modules; chip sets, integrated circuits; graphics processors; and accelerated processors. Additionally, the following goods should be placed in the child application: Microprocessor subsystems; computer hardware subsystems; computer subsystems; graphics software; graphics cards; video cards; video game software; computer software; video game consoles; virtual reality headsets; computer workstations; computer servers; solid state drives; volatile memory and dynamic random-access memory Amendment Additionally, Applicant requests that the child portion of the application be amended as follows to address the identification of goods issues posed by the Examining Attorney: Microprocessor subsystems comprised of one or more microprocessors, central processing units (CPUs), CPU cores, and software for operating the
foregoing; computer hardware subsystems comprised of microprocessor subsystems, dynamic random-access memory (DRAM), hard drive storage, and software for operating the foregoing;
Argument A. Section 2(d) Refusal The Examining Attorney initially refused registration under Section 2(d) due to asserted conflict with the cited registration of the goods “video game software.” As reflected, Applicant requests that these goods be deleted from the application. The Examining Attorney also initially refused registration due to the breadth of the term “computer software.” As reflected, those goods have also been deleted. To the extent software is referenced, as part of “microprocessor subsystems” and “computer hardware subsystems,” the nature and function of the software has been defined. B. Identification of Goods As reflected herein, Applicant has modified the identification of goods (all goods which will fall into the child application) to further define “microprocessor subsystems” and “computer hardware subsystems.” It has otherwise deleted goods that the Examining Attorney required further specificity. Finally, as discussed with the Examining Attorney, Applicant submits that the addition of the acronym “DRAM” sufficiently defines “dynamic random-access memory” which is the common commercial name. Accordingly, it is respectfully submitted that the amendments resolve the Examining Attorney’s grounds for refusal under Section 2(d) and address all identification of goods issues, and that, following entry of the division, both the parent and child applications should be passed to publication. Respectfully submitted, Belinda J. Scrimenti Pattishall, McAuliffe, Newbury, Hilliard & Geraldson LLP Attorneys for Applicant
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EVIDENCE SECTION | |
EVIDENCE FILE NAME(S) | |
ORIGINAL PDF FILE | evi_204911721-20161111112202091977_._EMail_Receipt_Request_to_Divide_RYZEN_87115578.pdf |
CONVERTED PDF FILE(S) (2 pages) |
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DESCRIPTION OF EVIDENCE FILE | Teas Email Receipt for Request to Divide Application |
GOODS AND/OR SERVICES SECTION (current) | |
INTERNATIONAL CLASS | 009 |
DESCRIPTION | |
Semiconductor devices; semiconductor chips; semiconductors; computer hardware; microprocessor modules; microprocessor subsystems; computer hardware subsystems; computer subsystems; graphics software; chipsets; integrated circuits; graphics processors; accelerated processors; graphics cards; video cards; video game software; computer software; video game consoles; virtual reality headsets; computer workstations; computer servers; solid state drives; volatile memory and dynamic random-access memory | |
FILING BASIS | Section 1(b) |
GOODS AND/OR SERVICES SECTION (proposed) | |
INTERNATIONAL CLASS | 009 |
TRACKED TEXT DESCRIPTION | |
¶ Semiconductor devices; semiconductor chips; semiconductors; computer hardware; microprocessor modules; ¶ Child Application¶ ¶ Microprocessor subsystems comprised of one or more microprocessors, central processing units (CPUs), CPU cores, and software for operating the foregoing; computer hardware subsystems comprised of microprocessor subsystems, dynamic random-access memory (DRAM), hard drive storage, and software for operating the foregoing; |
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FINAL DESCRIPTION | |
Parent Application Semiconductor devices; semiconductor chips; semiconductors; computer hardware; microprocessor modules; chip sets, integrated circuits; graphics processors; and accelerated processors Child Application Microprocessor subsystems comprised of one or more microprocessors, central processing units (CPUs), CPU cores, and software for operating the foregoing; computer hardware subsystems comprised of microprocessor subsystems, dynamic random-access memory (DRAM), hard drive storage, and software for operating the foregoing; graphics software; graphics cards; video cards; video game consoles; virtual reality headsets; solid state drives; dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) | |
FILING BASIS | Section 1(b) |
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS SECTION | |
MISCELLANEOUS STATEMENT | As noted herein, Applicant has filed a Request to Divide the Application. The Argument section herein outlines how the goods will be divided. Following division, Applicant requests amendment of the identification of goods of the child application as outlined therein. |
SIGNATURE SECTION | |
RESPONSE SIGNATURE | /Belinda J. Scrimenti/ |
SIGNATORY'S NAME | Belinda J. Scrimenti |
SIGNATORY'S POSITION | Attorney of Record |
SIGNATORY'S PHONE NUMBER | 312-554-8000 |
DATE SIGNED | 11/11/2016 |
AUTHORIZED SIGNATORY | YES |
FILING INFORMATION SECTION | |
SUBMIT DATE | Fri Nov 11 12:22:35 EST 2016 |
TEAS STAMP | USPTO/ROA-XXX.XX.XX.XX-20 161111122235469853-871155 78-570b7d56ea722d38b81722 309e4387a32a5317aa3a1dad4 97b4771680b637d54a-N/A-N/ A-20161111112202091977 |
Under the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 no persons are required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a valid OMB control number. PTO Form 1957 (Rev 10/2011) |
OMB No. 0651-0050 (Exp 07/31/2017) |
Division of Application
Applicant has separately filed a Request to Divide this application. A copy of the divisional receipt is attached. Per the Request, the following goods should remain in this application as the parent application:
Semiconductor devices; semiconductor chips; semiconductors; computer hardware; microprocessor modules; chip sets, integrated circuits; graphics processors; and accelerated processors.
Additionally, the following goods should be placed in the child application:
Microprocessor subsystems; computer hardware subsystems; computer subsystems; graphics software; graphics cards; video cards; video game software; computer software; video game consoles; virtual reality headsets; computer workstations; computer servers; solid state drives; volatile memory and dynamic random-access memory
Amendment
Additionally, Applicant requests that the child portion of the application be amended as follows to address the identification of goods issues posed by the Examining Attorney:
Microprocessor subsystems comprised of one or more microprocessors, central processing units (CPUs), CPU cores, and software for operating the
foregoing; computer hardware subsystems comprised of microprocessor subsystems, dynamic random-access memory (DRAM), hard drive storage, and software for operating the foregoing;
computer subsystems graphics software; graphics cards; video cards; video game software; computer software; video game consoles;
virtual reality headsets; computer workstations; computer servers; solid state drives; volatile memory and dynamic random-access
memory (DRAM)
Argument
A. Section 2(d) Refusal
The Examining Attorney initially refused registration under Section 2(d) due to asserted conflict with the cited registration of the goods “video game software.” As reflected, Applicant requests that these goods be deleted from the application. The Examining Attorney also initially refused registration due to the breadth of the term “computer software.” As reflected, those goods have also been deleted. To the extent software is referenced, as part of “microprocessor subsystems” and “computer hardware subsystems,” the nature and function of the software has been defined.
B. Identification of Goods
As reflected herein, Applicant has modified the identification of goods (all goods which will fall into the child application) to further define “microprocessor subsystems” and “computer hardware subsystems.” It has otherwise deleted goods that the Examining Attorney required further specificity. Finally, as discussed with the Examining Attorney, Applicant submits that the addition of the acronym “DRAM” sufficiently defines “dynamic random-access memory” which is the common commercial name.
Accordingly, it is respectfully submitted that the amendments resolve the Examining Attorney’s grounds for refusal under Section 2(d) and address all identification of goods issues, and that, following entry of the division, both the parent and child applications should be passed to publication.
Respectfully submitted,
Belinda J. Scrimenti
Pattishall, McAuliffe, Newbury, Hilliard & Geraldson LLP
Attorneys for Applicant