by Davidlind on July 12th, 2007

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I am thinking about applying for a patent. But I don't know if my invention would be eligible for one. It isn't something new. You would recognize what it is but I have found a very different use for it. Should a pursue it?

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by j-man on July 28th, 2007
You can improve on an existing invention from previous. You have to put up alot of money at a company that does this and you have to go to alot of shows to sell your product or get a company to buy your patent. It's up to your dream if you want to pursue it.
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