COMPUTERIZED SYSTEM COMPRISING COMPUTER HARDWARE

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HARDIMETER GENERAL ATOMICS ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS, INC. 4949 GREENCRAIG LANE SAN DIEGO CA 921231675 computerized system comprising computer hardware and software for dispensing liquids in bulk that monitors, controls, and provides accounting reports including gross and net flow data as well as driver, customer and vehicle information for use in petroleum and chemical distribution industries;HARDY METER;
MEPS REAL-TIME MEPS REAL-TIME, INC. 6451 El Camino Real, Suite C Carlsbad CA 92009 Computerized system comprising computer hardware, software and identification tags for products for tracking pharmaceuticals from manufacture to administration to patients;Issue New Certificate to: MEPS REAL-TIME, INC. (Delaware corporation) 6451 El Camino Real, Suite C, Carlsbad, CA 92009;REAL-TIME;
PATHWAY TO PRACTICE Medical Simulation Corporation 4643 S. Ulster Street Suite 650 Denver CO 80237 Computerized system comprising computer hardware and computer software for the use in training medical techniques, and user manual packaged as a unit;
SCANMASTER ITT CORPORATION 4 West Red Oak Lane White Plains NY 10604 computerized system comprising computer hardware and software which monitors and controls gas flow measurements on multi-gas flow streams;SCAN MASTER;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method for determining the configuration of a hardware item use with an online auction system is disclosed. The configuration is determined by sending a unique code to the manufacturer that manufactured the hardware and receiving configuration data corresponding to the hardware. The configuration is further determined by executing configuration utility software that analyzes the hardware using diagnostic routines as well as analyzing the operating system registry for hardware information. Re-use of components in the old computer system in a new computer system is also disclosed for maximizing total value of the purchase of a new computer system by re-using high value components. The method retrieves the street price corresponding to the old computer system and subtracts the price from the new computer price without the reused components in order to minimize the cost of the transaction. A computer system for receiving configuration data and submitting an auction description to an online auction site is further disclosed.