MICHAEL B. WONG, D.D.S.
Dentist at King St, Honolulu, HI

7549645, Jun 23, 2009

Jan 31, 2006

11/345025

Michael K. Wong - Honolulu HI, US

A63F 9/18, G06F 15/02

273430, 463 35, 273431

A multi-player audio game system and game console enables players to compete against each other based on music that is contained in their own personal music player devices. The game console has multiple ports to allow the players to plug their audio player devices into the game console. In response to pressing a Next button to advance the game, the console displays a music question or challenge selected from questions stored in memory. Upon seeing the challenge displayed, the players compete to be the first to submit a music entry (by playing their entry and pressing the respective Enter button on the console) that meets the challenge from among the songs stored on their audio player devices. The console has an audio signal queuing mechanism to allow the first-in-time player's song input to be played on a speaker while muting the other players' song inputs. If the first-in-time player's entry is deemed incorrect by the other players, the player's Enter button can be pressed a second time to mute that player's song input and allow the next-in-time player's song input to be played, and so on until a winner is found.

7997582, Aug 16, 2011

Jun 10, 2009

12/482393

Michael K. Wong - Honolulu HI, US

A63F 9/18, G06F 15/02

273430, 463 35, 463 42, 273431

An audio game system and method playable with a website server having an online connection on a network such as the Internet to a plurality of computers for respective participants employs a website enabled to receive from each participant's computer a music file entry selected in response to a game question or challenge issued by the website and determining an ordering by time of response of a first-in-time music file entry and sending it for audio playback on the participants' computers as a winning entry to the game question or challenge. Preferably, a participant's time-of-response is measured by a client applet on each participant's computer, and sent with the music file entry to the website server to enable the server to determine at least a first-in-time response accurately despite differences in bandwidth and connection speeds of the participants' computers.

4052063, Oct 4, 1977

Jun 14, 1976

5/696066

Michael Wong - Honolulu HI

F41B 1500

273 84R

A multi-purpose protection device with a point on one end of a shaft and a butt on the other end, two opposite facing bent prongs connected to the middle of the shaft, and a deflector knob located near the bend of each prong on the outside surface of the prong. The weapon is used in a close quarter situation. It may be held in a night stick position or in a pistol grip position. It can be readily changed from one position to the other -- point to butt or pistol grip to night stick, or vice versa.