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`16/774,792
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`01/28/2020
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`Teruhisa NAKAGAWA
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`2020-0099A
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`WENDEROTH, LIND & PONACKL.L.P.
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`QURESHI, MARIAM
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`PAPER NUMBER
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`NOTIFICATION DATE
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`NAKAGAWA, Teruhisa
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`Office Action Summary Art Unit|AIA (FITF) StatusExaminer
`MARIAM QURESHI
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`Application/Control Number: 16/774,792
`Art Unit: 2871
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`DETAILED ACTION
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`Notice of Pre-AlA or AIA Status
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`The presentapplication, filed on or after March 16, 2013, is being examined under the first
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`inventor to file provisions of the AIA.
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`Claim Rejections - 35 USC § 112
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`The following is a quotation of 35 U.S.C. 112(b):
`(b) CONCLUSION.—The specification shall conclude with one or more claims particularly
`pointing out and distinctly claiming the subject matter which the inventor or a joint inventor
`regards as the invention.
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`The following is a quotation of 35 U.S.C. 112 (pre-AlA), second paragraph:
`The specification shall conclude with one or moreclaims particularly pointing out and distinctly
`claiming the subject matter which the applicant regards as his invention.
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`Claims 1-11 are rejected under 35 U.S.C. 112(b) or 35 U.S.C. 112 (pre-AlA), second
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`paragraph, as being indefinite for failing to particularly point out and distinctly claim the subject
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`matter which the inventor or a joint inventor (or for applications subject to pre-AIA 35 U.S.C. 112,
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`the applicant), regards as the invention.
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`Regarding Claim 1, the limitation “that transverse the second pixel row” is ambiguousasto the
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`metes and boundsof the claims. It appears that the limitation intends to havethe first cross connection
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`wiring traverse or cross the second pixel row to connectthe first and second gate lines. Therefore, the
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`limitation is interpreted to mean “that traverse the second pixel row”.
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`Regarding Claim 2, the limitation “the first cross connection wirings is overlapped between the
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`first source line and the second sourceline” is ambiguous as to the metes and boundsofthe claim. It
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`appearsthatthe first cross connection wirings are meant to be disposed between the first source line and
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`the second sourceline. For this reason, the limitation is interpreted to mean “the first cross connection
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`wirings is disposed between the first source line and the second sourceline.”
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`Regarding Claim 5, the limitation “transverse the fourth pixel row” is ambiguousas to the metes
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`and bounds ofthe claim. It appears that the limitation intends to have the second cross connection wiring
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`traverse or cross the fourth pixel row to connectthe third and fourth gate lines. Therefore, the limitation is
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`interpreted to mean “that traverse the fourth pixel row’.
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`Application/Control Number: 16/774,792
`Art Unit: 2871
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`Claims 3-4, 6-11 are rejected by virtue of their dependence on claim 1.
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`Claim Rejections - 35 USC § 102
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`The following is a quotation of the appropriate paragraphs of 35 U.S.C. 102 that form the basis for
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`the rejections under this section made in this Office action:
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`A personshall be entitled to a patent unless —
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`(a)(1) the claimed invention was patented, described in a printed publication, or in public use,
`on sale, or otherwise available to the public before the effectivefiling date of the claimed
`invention.
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`Claims 1, 3-11 are rejected under 35 U.S.C. 102(a)(1) as being anticipated by Xing et al (US
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`Publication No.: US 2017/0148404 A1, “Xing”).
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`Regarding Claim 1, Xing discloses a display device (Figure 3), comprising:
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`A first pixel row including a first pixel electrode and a second pixel electrode that are arrangedin
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`a first direction (Figure 3, first pixel row comprisesfirst pixel electrode P21 and second pixel electrode
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`P22 that are arrangedinafirst horizontal direction);
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`A second pixel row including a third pixel electrode and a fourth pixel electrode that are arranged
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`in the first direction, the second pixel row being adjacentto the first pixel row in a second direction that
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`crossesthe first direction (Figure 3, second pixel row comprisesthird pixel electrode P31 and fourth pixel
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`electrode P82in a first horizontal direction, where the second pixel row is adjacent to the first pixel row in
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`a second vertical direction);
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`A third pixel row includingafifth pixel electrode and a sixth pixel electrode that are arranged in
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`the first direction, the third pixel row being adjacent to the second pixel row in the seconddirection (Figure
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`3, third pixel row comprisesfifth pixel electrode P41 and sixth pixel electrode P42 arrangedin the first
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`horizontal direction, where the third pixel row is adjacent to the second pixel row in the second vertical
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`direction);
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`A first source line and a second sourceline that extend in the second direction between the first
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`pixel electrode and the second pixel electrode, between the third pixel electrode and the fourth pixel
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`electrode, and between the fifth pixel electrode and the sixth pixel electrode (Figure 3, first source line
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`D2_aand second source line D2_b extend between first and second pixel electrodes P21 and P22,
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`between third and fourth pixel electrodes P31 and P32, and between fifth and sixth pixel electrodes P41
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`and P42);
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`A first gate line that extendsin the first direction between the first pixel row and the second pixel
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`row (Figure 3, first gate line G3);
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`A second gate line that extendsin the first direction between the second pixel row and the third
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`pixel row (Figure 3, second gate line G4);
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`A first end connection wiring that connects the first gate line to the second gate line at an end
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`portion of the second pixel row (Figure 3, as annotated below); and
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`One or morefirst cross connection wirings that traverses the second pixel row and connectthe
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`first gate line to the second gate line (Figure 3, as annotated below).
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`Application/Control Number: 16/774,792
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`Regarding Claim 4, Xing discloses the display device according to claim 3, wherein: the third pixel
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`a second region extending at a slope of a second angle with respectto the first direction, the second
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`first direction (Figure 3, fourth pixel row comprises seventh pixel electrode PX51 and eighth pixel
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`electrode PX52): a fifth pixel row including a ninth pixel electrode and a tenth pixel electrode that are
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`arranged in the first direction (Figure 3, fifth pixel row comprises ninth pixel electrode PX61 and tenth
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`pixel electrode PX62); a third gate line that extendsin the first direction between the third pixel row and
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`the fourth pixel row (Figure 3, third gate line G5 extends between the third pixel row and the fourth pixel
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`row); a fourth gate line that extendsin the first direction between the fourth pixel row andthe fifth pixel
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`row (Figure 3, fourth gate line G6 extends between the fourth pixel row and the fifth pixel row); a second
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`end connection wiring that connects the third gate line to the fourth gate line at an end portion of the
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`fourth pixel row; and one or more second cross connection wirings that traverse the fourth pixel row and
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`connectthe third gate line to the fourth gate line (Figure 3, as annotated below); wherein a number ofthe
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`first cross connection wirings is equal to a number of the second cross connection wirings (Figure 3, there
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`plurality of pixel rows that includesthe first pixel row, the second pixel row, and the third pixel row, the
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`plurality of pixel rows running parallel to each other in the first direction, (Figure 3), a plurality of gate lines
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`that includesthe first gate line and the second gate line, the plurality of gate lines running parallel to each
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`other in the first direction and extending between two adjacent pixel rowsofthe plurality of pixel rows
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`(Figure 3, as annotated in the rejections of claim 1 or 5 above), and a plurality of cross connection wirings
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`that includesthe first cross connection wirings, the plurality of cross connection wiring traversing one of
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`the plurality of pixel rows and connect two gate lines that are adjacent in the second direction to each
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`other (Figure 3, as annotated in the rejections of claim 1 or 5 above).
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`Regarding Claim 7, Xing discloses the display device according to claim 6, wherein: the plurality
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`of pixel rows alternately includes a pixel row that overlaps with the plurality of cross connection wirings in
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`plan view, and a pixel row that does not overlap with the plurality of cross connection wirings in plan view
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`(Figure 3, as annotated in the rejections of claim 1 or 5 above discloses a row such as the second or
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`fourth pixel row that is overlapped with the cross connection wiring and a row suchasthe first or third
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`pixel row that is not overlapped with the cross connection wiring).
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`Regarding Claim 8, Xing discloses the display device according to claim 6, wherein numbers of
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`the cross connection wirings connected to each of the plurality of gate lines are equal (Figure 3, each
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`gate line has one cross connection wiring).
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`Regarding Claim 9, Xing discloses the display device according to claim 6, further comprising: a
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`first pixel column including the first pixel electrode, the third pixel electrode, and the fifth pixel electrode
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`that are arranged in the second direction (Figure 3, first pixel column includesfirst pixel electrode P21,
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`third pixel electrode P31, and fifth pixel electrode P41); and
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`A second pixel column including the second pixel electrode, the fourth pixel electrode, and the
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`sixth pixel electrode that are arranged in the second direction, the second pixel column being adjacentto
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`the first pixel column in the first direction (Figure 3, second pixel column includes second pixel electrode
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`P22, fourth pixel electrode P32, and sixth pixel electrode P42, wherethefirst and second pixel columns
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`are adjacentin the first horizontal direction); wherein
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`A number of the cross connection wirings that overlap with the first pixel column in plan view is
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`equal to a number of the cross connection wirings that overlap with the second pixel column in plan view
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`(Figure 3, each pixel column has the same number of cross connection wirings overlapping with them in
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`at least the first horizontal direction).
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`Regarding Claim 10, Xing discloses the display device according to claim 6, further comprising: a
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`first pixel column including the first pixel electrode, the third pixel electrode, and the fifth pixel electrode
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`that are arranged in the second direction (Figure 3, first pixel column includesfirst pixel electrode P21,
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`third pixel electrode P31, and fifth pixel electrode P41); and
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`A second pixel column including the secondpixel electrode, the fourth pixel electrode, and the
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`sixth pixel electrode that are arranged in the second direction, the second pixel column being adjacentto
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`the first pixel column in the first direction (Figure 3, second pixel column includes second pixel electrode
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`P22, fourth pixel electrode P32, and sixth pixel electrode P42, wherethefirst and second pixel columns
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`are adjacentin the first horizontal direction); and
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`A third pixel column including a plurality of pixel electrodes that are arranged in the second
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`direction, the third pixel column being adjacent to the second pixel column in the first direction (Figure 3,
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`third pixel column comprisespixel electrodes such as P23, P33, P43, wherethe third pixel column is
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`adjacent to the second pixel column in the first horizontal direction); wherein
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`A number of cross connection wirings disposed between the first pixel column and the second
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`pixel column is equal to a number of the cross connection wirings disposed between the second pixel
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`column and the third pixel column (Figure 3, there are no cross connection wirings disposed between the
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`first pixel column and the second pixel column as well as between the secondpixel column and the third
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`pixel column).
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`Regarding Claim 11, Xing discloses the display device according to claim 1, wherein: the first
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`sourceline is disposed at a position closer to the first pixel electrode than the second sourceline, and the
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`second sourceline is disposed at a position closer to the secondpixel electrode than the first source line
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`(Figure 3, first source line D2_a is disposed closer to the first pixel electrode P21 where the second
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`sourceline D2_b is disposed closer to the secondpixel electrode P22).
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`Allowable Subject Matter
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`Claim 2 is objected to as being dependent upon a rejected base claim, but would be allowable if
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`rewritten to overcome the current 112(b) rejection and in independentform including all of the limitations
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`of the base claim and any intervening claims.
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`The following is a statement of reasonsfor the indication of allowable subject matter:
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`Regarding claim 2, the prior art of record does not teach or suggest a display device comprising:
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`A first pixel row including a first pixel electrode and a second pixel electrode that are arrangedin
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`a first direction; A second pixel row including a third pixel electrode and a fourth pixel electrode that are
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`arrangedin the first direction, the second pixel row being adjacentto the first pixel row in a second
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`direction that crossesthe first direction; A third pixel row includingafifth pixel electrode and a sixth pixel
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`electrode that are arranged in the first direction, the third pixel row being adjacent to the second pixel row
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`in the second direction; A first source line and a second sourceline that extend in the second direction
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`between the first pixel electrode and the second pixel electrode; A first gate line that extendsin the first
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`direction between the first pixel row and the second pixel row; A second gateline that extendsin the first
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`direction between the secondpixel row and the third pixel row; A first end connection wiring that connects
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`the first gate line to the second gate line at an end portion of the second pixel row; One or morefirst cross
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`connection wirings that traverses the second pixel row and connectthe first gate line to the second gate
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`line, wherein at least a portion of the first connection wirings is disposed between the first source line and
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`the second sourceline in plan view, in combination with the remaining features recited in the claim.
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`The prior art of Xing (US 2017/0148404 A1) discloses a display device comprising:
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`A first pixel row including a first pixel electrode and a second pixel electrode that are arrangedin
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`a first direction; A second pixel row including a third pixel electrode and a fourth pixel electrode that are
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`arrangedin the first direction, the second pixel row being adjacentto the first pixel row in a second
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`direction that crossesthe first direction; A third pixel row includingafifth pixel electrode and a sixth pixel
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`electrode that are arranged in the first direction, the third pixel row being adjacent to the second pixel row
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`in the second direction; A first source line and a second sourceline that extend in the second direction
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`between the first pixel electrode and the second pixel electrode; A first gate line that extendsin the first
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`direction between the first pixel row and the second pixel row; A second gateline that extendsin the first
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`direction between the secondpixel row and the third pixel row; A first end connection wiring that connects
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`the first gate line to the second gate line at an end portion of the second pixel row; One or morefirst cross
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`connection wirings that traverses the second pixel row and connectthe first gate line to the second gate
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`line (Xing, Figure 3). Xing fails to disclose that at least a portion of the first connection wirings is disposed
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`between the first source line and the second sourceline in plan view. Similarly, the prior arts of Kang (US
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`2013/0321251 A1) and Moon (US 2012/0026206 A1) disclose device comprising first cross connection
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`wirings connecting two gate lines that are disposed at the end of the gate lines. Both prior arts fail to
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`disclosefirst cross connection wirings that are specifically disposed between two sourcelines.
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`For this reason, claim 2 would be allowable if rewritten to overcome the current 112(b) rejection
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`and in independentform including all of the limitations of the base claim and any intervening claims.
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`Conclusion
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`Any inquiry concerning this communication or earlier communications from the examiner should
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