Re: Electronic Mind Control
Thu Feb 17, 2005 02:54
64.140.159.39
RE: Electronic Mind Control
http://www.apfn.org/apfn/electronic.htm
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Subject: Suggestion for http://www.apfn.org/apfn/electronic.htm
Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 23:16:52 -0600
From: kim@freepatentsonline.com
To: apfn@apfn.org
Hi,
I saw that you have a page that discusses patent-related resources at http://www.apfn.org/apfn/electronic.htm. I wanted to suggest adding http://www.freepatentsonline.com to the page. This web site has free PDF downloading (instead of having to page through TIFFs like at the US Patent Office), and is faster than the US Patent Office's site. I hope you can add a link to it!
By the way, we will soon be adding more even powerful search features, and the ability to search US Applications along with US Patents. If you're interested, I'll let you know when the new searching features are up.
Sincerely,
Kim
HTTP://www.freepatentsonline.com
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IBM's New Cell Chip: We have noticed that, despite all the press that the new Cell Chip from IBM, Sony, and Toshiba is getting, the technical details are lacking. Perhaps people don't realize that there is a patent on this new chip, and so a great deal of information has been available for some time now. See US Patent 6779049 assigned to IBM.
Coming Soon!!! US Applications will also be searchable shortly, and we will be unveiling a new search engine that will be the most powerful full-text search tool in the industry.
Free PDF Downloading Added: Our new FreePatent service allows you to retrieve a PDF for any patent, FREE! To access, From the full-text page of any patent, click "View Patent Images".
Search Term Highlighting Added: Now the terms that you used in your search are highlighted in the full-text view so that you can quickly locate passages of interest.
FreePatentsOnline.com provides fast, easy-to-use access to millions of patents. Attorneys use this data for patent searching. Inventors too. Researchers use it to keep up on the latest developments in their field. And everyone can use it just to browse all the interesting (and sometimes crazy!) ideas that are out there. FreePatentsOnline.com now provides free PDF downloads. Many sites charge $2 - $5 each to compile individual image files into a PDF and let you download it. We do it for free!
How do I use this site? To browse, choose a patent number from the menu on the left, and go! To go to a specific patent, or search patents by keyword, enter the information in the appropriate seach box and go! Don't forget to check out our Crazy Patents. You wouldn't believe what some people have patented! For additional searching instructions, click here. Images are accessible from the full-text page of each patent, in either PDF (all pages -- large files, broadband recommended) or TIFF (one page per image) format.
What data does this site have? We have over 100 gigabytes of data which includes the full text of US patents from number 4000000 to 6857132 (most patents before 4,000,000 exist only as images, not searchable text). As more patents are published by the US Patent Office, we add them. We also have over 2 terabytes (a terabyte is 1000 gigabytes) of images so that you can view the illustration from the patents.
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/
http://www.apfn.org/apfn/electronic.htm
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Suggestion for http://www.apfn.org/apfn/electronic.htm
Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 23:16:52 -0600
From: kim@freepatentsonline.com
To: apfn@apfn.org
Hi,
I saw that you have a page that discusses patent-related resources at http://www.apfn.org/apfn/electronic.htm. I wanted to suggest adding http://www.freepatentsonline.com to the page. This web site has free PDF downloading (instead of having to page through TIFFs like at the US Patent Office), and is faster than the US Patent Office's site. I hope you can add a link to it!
By the way, we will soon be adding more even powerful search features, and the ability to search US Applications along with US Patents. If you're interested, I'll let you know when the new searching features are up.
Sincerely,
Kim
HTTP://www.freepatentsonline.com
==================
IBM's New Cell Chip: We have noticed that, despite all the press that the new Cell Chip from IBM, Sony, and Toshiba is getting, the technical details are lacking. Perhaps people don't realize that there is a patent on this new chip, and so a great deal of information has been available for some time now. See US Patent 6779049 assigned to IBM.
Coming Soon!!! US Applications will also be searchable shortly, and we will be unveiling a new search engine that will be the most powerful full-text search tool in the industry.
Free PDF Downloading Added: Our new FreePatent service allows you to retrieve a PDF for any patent, FREE! To access, From the full-text page of any patent, click "View Patent Images".
Search Term Highlighting Added: Now the terms that you used in your search are highlighted in the full-text view so that you can quickly locate passages of interest.
FreePatentsOnline.com provides fast, easy-to-use access to millions of patents. Attorneys use this data for patent searching. Inventors too. Researchers use it to keep up on the latest developments in their field. And everyone can use it just to browse all the interesting (and sometimes crazy!) ideas that are out there. FreePatentsOnline.com now provides free PDF downloads. Many sites charge $2 - $5 each to compile individual image files into a PDF and let you download it. We do it for free!
How do I use this site? To browse, choose a patent number from the menu on the left, and go! To go to a specific patent, or search patents by keyword, enter the information in the appropriate seach box and go! Don't forget to check out our Crazy Patents. You wouldn't believe what some people have patented! For additional searching instructions, click here. Images are accessible from the full-text page of each patent, in either PDF (all pages -- large files, broadband recommended) or TIFF (one page per image) format.
What data does this site have? We have over 100 gigabytes of data which includes the full text of US patents from number 4000000 to 6857132 (most patents before 4,000,000 exist only as images, not searchable text). As more patents are published by the US Patent Office, we add them. We also have over 2 terabytes (a terabyte is 1000 gigabytes) of images so that you can view the illustration from the patents.
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/
