Philip L Brown

US Patent:

8256194, Sep 4, 2012

Filed:

Jun 27, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/163177

Inventors:

Philip Medwell Brown - Libertyville IL, US

Assignee:

R.R.Donnelley & Sons Company - Chicago IL

International Classification:

B65B 11/48
B31B 1/16
B31B 1/26

US Classification:

53460, 493224, 493231, 493917

Abstract:

Simulated commercial envelopes and methods of making the same are disclosed. An example envelope includes a first envelope portion having a front panel including a top edge and a bottom edge parallel to the top edge, connected by a pair of side edges. A top flap is integrally formed with the top edge of the front panel about a first fold line and a bottom flap is integrally formed with the bottom edge of the front panel about a second fold line. A second envelope portion having a rear panel is adapted to be secured to the front panel to form a pocket for a mailer insert. The bottom flap foldable about the second fold line and is secured to the rear panel on a side opposite the formed pocket, and the top flap is foldable about the first fold line and is also secured to the rear panel or the bottom flap on the side opposite the formed pocket to form the example envelope.

US Patent:

20110122142, May 26, 2011

Filed:

Nov 24, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/625420

Inventors:

David Wyatt - San Jose CA, US
Philip Brown - Santa Cruz CA, US
David Stears - San Jose CA, US
Devang Sachdev - Campbell CA, US

Assignee:

NVIDIA CORPORATION - Santa Clara CA

International Classification:

G09G 5/00

US Classification:

345581

Abstract:

Systems and methods for protecting display presentation information are presented. In one embodiment, graphics processing method includes receiving presentation information; performing an unauthorized display protection process; and forwarding result of the alteration in the presentation information. In one exemplary implementation the unauthorized display protection process introduces a characteristic in the graphics data signal that is compatible with an authorized display (e.g., trusted display, internal display, etc.) while distorting the graphics data signal in a manner that is not compatible with accurate presentation by an unauthorized display (e.g., untrusted display, external display, etc.). It is appreciated that a variety of characteristics that can be introduced or altered in the presentation information signal. In one embodiment, alterations are made to standard control signals (e.g., stuffing begin/end indications, blank start/end indications, reset indicators, etc.) and the alterations can create new or non-standard indications (e.g., value, character, pattern, etc.).

US Patent:

20130026216, Jan 31, 2013

Filed:

Aug 8, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/569705

Inventors:

Philip Medwell Brown - Libertyville IL, US

International Classification:

B65D 27/08
B65D 27/06

US Classification:

229303, 229 72, 229301

Abstract:

Simulated commercial envelopes and methods of making are disclosed. An example envelope includes a first envelope portion having a front panel. A top flap is integrally formed with a top edge of the front panel about a first fold line, and a bottom flap is integrally formed with a bottom edge-of the front panel about a second fold line. A second envelope portion includes a rear panel free of any fold lines or flaps. The rear panel is to be secured to the front panel to form a pocket at least partially surrounding the mailer. The bottom flap is to be folded about the second fold line and to be secured to the rear panel on a side opposite the formed pocket. The top flap is to be folded about the first fold line and to be secured over the rear panel on the side opposite the formed pocket.

US Patent:

59991836, Dec 7, 1999

Filed:

Jul 10, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/891280

Inventors:

Emmett Kilgariff - Sunnyvale CA
Philip Brown - Santa Cruz CA

Assignee:

Silicon Engineering, Inc. - Scotts Valley CA

International Classification:

G06T 1500

US Classification:

345418

Abstract:

A scalable, three-dimensional (3D) graphics subsystem. The graphics subsystem includes a plurality of graphics modules each including a rendering module and a dedicated memory. In one embodiment, the rendering modules of the graphics modules are coupled together, possibly through a routing device, such that each rendering module views the memory space, formed by all dedicated memory, as one continuous shared memory.