MAGNETIC DISCS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
PHANTOM CRASH Genki Co., Ltd. Shinjuku TX Bldg. Japan magnetic discs, optical discs, ROM cartridges, all featuring television game programs; and audio and video compact discs featuring games;
PSML KABUSHIKI KAISHA SONY COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT 1-7-1 Konan, Minato-ku Tokyo Japan MAGNETIC DISCS, ENCODING COMPUTER PROGRAMS FOR ENCRYPTING OR DECRYPTING INFORMATION DATA; ELECTRONIC INFORMATION PROVING DEVICES, NAMELY, COMPUTERS AND COMPUTER PERIPHERALS; ENCRYPTING AND MICRO PROGRAMMING DEVICES FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING MACHINES, NAMELY, COMPUTERS AND COMPUTER PERIPHERALS; DOWNLOADABLE COMPUTER PROGRAMS FOR VIDEO GAMES; DOWNLOADABLE ELECTRONIC PUBLICATIONS IN THE NATURE OF VIDEO GAME AND VIDEO GAME SOFTWARE; DOWNLOADABLE VIDEO GAME SOFTWARE; MAGNETIC DISCS, OPTICAL DISCS, CD-ROMS, MAGNETIC CARDS, AND OTHER MEMORY MEDIA ENCODING ASSEMBLERS, COMPILERS, AND COMPUTER PROGRAMS FOR SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT AND COMPUTER PROGRAMMING IN THE NATURE OF VIDEO GAME AND VIDEO GAME SOFTWARE; ENCRYPTION DEVICES USED FOR SCRAMBLING IN TELECOMMUNICATION, NAMELY, COMPUTERS AND COMPUTER PERIPHERALS; ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS, MAGNETIC DISCS, OPTICAL DISCS, MAGNETIC OPTICAL DISCS, CD-ROMS (COMPACT DISC ROMS), MAGNETIC TAPES AND DIGITAL VERSATILE DISC ROMS ENCODING VIDEO GAME PROGRAMS FOR PERSONAL USE; ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS, MAGNETIC DISCS, OPTICAL DISCS, MAGNETIC OPTICAL DISCS, CD-ROMS (COMPACT DISC ROMS), MAGNETIC TAPES AND DIGITAL VERSATILE DISC ROMS ENCODING VIDEO GAME PROGRAMS FOR BUSINESS USE; IMAGES AND LITERAL INFORMATION ABOUT VIDEO GAMES WITH TELEVISION ENCODED ON MAGNETIC DISCS, OPTICAL DISCS, MAGNETIC OPTICAL DISCS, CD-ROMS (COMPACT DISC ROMS), MAGNETIC TAPES AND DIGITAL VERSATILE DISC ROMS;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A disc storage unit includes a case, a tray supported by the case and configured to support an array of discs in respective parallel vertical planes across which respective coaxial axes of the discs pass horizontally. There is a disc-raising mechanism having a finger activatable to lift one of the discs from the tray within its respective plane to thereby render that disc non-coaxial with other discs that might be supported by the tray. The storage unit also includes an indexing mechanism that is configured to cause the disc-raising mechanism to raise others of the discs in a like manner. This enables labels of the raised discs to be viewed for selection by a user.