Patents Issued

These were easy to find.
Looks like Albert has patent credentials as an inventor.
I'm sure the loudmouthed liars will try to say this doesn't count in
their strange manner of thinking.

http://www.bandwidthmarket.com/patent-data/data2/5283638.html

Multimedia computing and telecommunications workstation

Abstract

A personal computer workstation (10) for
processing and communicating data which comprises, in combination,
a personal computer chassis (20). Chassis
(20) includes host computer (24) with memory (42) and a plurality of
ports for communicating data signals.
Telecommunications circuitry (12) within chassis (20) processes
telecommunications data and communicates
telecommunications data to host computer (24) and ports. Audio
multimedia circuitry (18) within chassis
(20) processes audio multimedia data and communicates audio
multimedia data to host computer (24) and
ports. An interface bus (300) within chassis (20) and associated with
telecommunications circuitry (12) and audio
multimedia circuitry (18) integrates telecommunications data and
audio multimedia data to produce multimedia
telecommunications data for processing and storage within host
computer (24) and communication of the
integrated multimedia telecommunications data external to chassis (20).


Inventors:
Engberg; Daniel K. (Cedar Park,
TX); Nurick; Albert F. (Austin, TX); Fraley; Brittain D. (Austin, TX)
Assignee:
Compuadd Corporation (Austin, TX)
Appl. No.:
691391
Filed:
April 25, 1991


Current U.S. Class:

348/14.01; 379/90.01; 379/93.01; 379/93.19; 379/100.01; 700/83
Intern'l Class:

H04N 007/14; H04M 011/00
Field of Search:

379/90,93,56,55,63,110,92,96,97,98,100 358/93,194.1,903,85 381/119,1,14

312/208 364/188






http://www.bandwidthmarket.com/patent-data/data2/5283819.html


Computing and multimedia entertainment system

Abstract

A remotely controllable computing and
multimedia entertainment system includes a personal computer (24)
having an entertainment circuit (12) made up
of a radio frequency circuit (48), a television circuit (46), and an
audio multimedia circuit (18). A remote
control circuit (50) provides programmable control of the
entertainment circuit (12) to select among
computer function operation, television and radio operation, and
audio operation. An analog mixing circuit
(70) within the audio multimedia circuit (18) provides mixing for a
plurality of analog audio signals. A
telephone circuit (44) integrates data, fax, and voice telephone signals
in
the entertainment circuit (12). A volume
control circuit (318) within the audio multimedia circuit (18) provides
varying volume, bass, and tone levels for
each audio signal received by the analog mixing circuit (70). The
analog audio signals received by analog
mixing circuit (70) may include monaural and stereo audio signals.


Inventors:
Glick; James A. (Granite Shoals,
TX); Graczyk; Ronald B. (Round Rock, TX); Nurick; Albert F. (Austin, TX);
Fraley; Brittain D. (Austin, TX)
Assignee:
Compuadd Corporation (Austin, TX)
Appl. No.:
691461
Filed:
April 25, 1991


Current U.S. Class:

379/93.01; 348/14.05; 348/552; 379/93.28
Intern'l Class:

H04M 011/00; H04N 007/14
Field of Search:

379/90,93,56,55,63,110,102 358/93,194.1,903,85 381/119,17 364/188

 

Holy Mackeral Kingfish.. I am ssoooooo impressed with Albert.. I could just
squeal... I have a couple of wierd errors in my computer.. Thing I could
prevail on Albert to come and take care of that little problem for me...
What a "hoot"... Who gives a rats ass.. Never seen a true genius go to such
great lengths to convince somebody he is a genius.. Now what ??

 

Is this REALLY "on topic" ?? Where is that "topic police" when you really
need them...??

 

Thanks, Nick. Yep, I used to dabble in system design; thank goodness
those days are passed. I hoped Brian, as sharp as he claims to be, would
have been able to find this himself and save himself a lot of
embarrassment, but I guess the task was beyond him. ;-)

No doubt.

Yep, that's the first one. Covers just about every PC sold today.

And the second one. Doesn't cover as many PCs, but was more fun to
design. The early days of multimedia PCs was pretty darn entertaining;
now we all take 'em for granted. I'll never forget watching Bill Gates
play with our new toy and pronoune it "cool"; the best compliment a geek
could get.

--
Albert Nurick


'97 Honda Pacific Coast
'93 Honda Helix
'87 Honda Helix

 

I will count that as a "For Bill" vote. because I can tell you are in support
of him
Thank you and God Bless you

IceMan

 

(Brian Walker) wrote in

Brian, you don't have the class to admit you're wrong, do you? Why am I
not surprised?

--
Albert Nurick


'97 Honda Pacific Coast
'93 Honda Helix
'87 Honda Helix

 

Albert, he has class.

Kindergarten class !

LOL

 

Show me YOUR patent. Do you have one? You said you did. Where is it?
The patent you've shown (only after Ranger Danger found it) was
someone else's with you only having a mention in it.

It's not my problem that you can't represent yourself correctly and
honestly. I'm not surprised though, it fits the rest of your life (as
it's turning out).

 

Thank you Ranger Danger.

 

LOL.. CLASS.. you guys are dripping with CLASS..

 

Hiya Spitboy! I just knew you wouldn't be able to restrain your
insecure ego. Someone else doing something the amazing Spitboy can't ?
Impossible!! Spitboy : SuperGenius !!!

The patent form offically shows Albert as one of the Inventors. That
means he was one of the principals who did the actual work and gets the
credit for it in the opinion of the Patent Office. He sold his work to
the company that paid him so they own the rights after the fact. Pretty
simple and common practice in corporate R&D. I don't expect you to
understand patent/corporate law, but let me ask you something. Can you
read simple English? You know, words other than the four letter
combinations you learned from George Carlin records and which seem to be
your favorites ?

Yes, it was easy. You posted that you looked and couldn't find Alberts
patents but could find some others. Google isn't hard to use, so is it
that you Couldn't find it or Didn't Want to find it ? Which is worse,
Spitty ? I had no problem finding it, why did Spitboy, the computing
SuperGenius, have such trouble finding it ? LOL

Yep, he's listed as one of the 4 Inventors on two separate patents by
the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office. That's the core mention on an
official listing for a patent. It has to be well documented and reviewed
multiple times before it is issued. He did that over 10 years ago too.
You ever done anything innovative worth notice in your pathetic life, or
do you only dream to spit in boys mouths as you like to proclaim you do?

Keep Dancing Spitboy! Your envy and hatred of others being poured out
on the internet shows your true self! Let it flow, tell the whole world
how you feel, you unrecognized genius!. Someday you will make them all
pay, right Spitboy ? Tell us all about it, we want to hear more!

L O L

-Zebco-

 

Do you have any idea what you are talking about ?? Got any idea how many
worthless patents are pending and in place.. The key to success is to
register a patent and market it.. Your world of high finance and big
business seems to be limited to your being the "cheering section" for one
Albert Nurick.. Brian has been trying to unload this little freak for a
couple of weeks now.. Neither of you wimps can walk in his shadow as men so
give it a rest.. Let Albert handle his own crap.. You are both phony as
three dollar bills..