Telecommunications – Wireless distribution system – Combined with diverse art device
Reexamination Certificate
2008-05-20
2008-05-20
Gesesse, Tilahun (Department: 2618)
Telecommunications
Wireless distribution system
Combined with diverse art device
C455S899000, C455S066100, C348S014100
Reexamination Certificate
active
07376388
ABSTRACT:
Methods and systems for broadcasting venue-based data to a wireless hand held devices are disclosed herein. Data transmitted from one or more venue-based data sources may be received by at least one hand held device present within a venue, such as a sports stadium or concert arena. Such data can be processed for display on a display screen associated with the hand held device. The processed data may be then displayed on the display screen, thereby enabling a user of the hand held device to view venue-based data through the hand held device. Such venue-based data viewable through the hand held device within the venue may include real-time and instant replay video images and clips, advertising and promotional information, scheduling, statistical, historical and other informational data, or a combination thereof.
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Lopez Kermit D.
Ortiz Luis M.
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