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Exploiting a broadcast system to enhance a wireless gaming experience

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AU2001280900A1
AU2001280900A1 AU2001280900A AU8090001A AU2001280900A1 AU 2001280900 A1 AU2001280900 A1 AU 2001280900A1 AU 2001280900 A AU2001280900 A AU 2001280900A AU 8090001 A AU8090001 A AU 8090001A AU 2001280900 A1 AU2001280900 A1 AU 2001280900A1
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exploiting
enhance
broadcast system
gaming experience
wireless gaming
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AU2001280900A
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Michael D Kotzin
Howard J. Thomas
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Motorola Solutions Inc
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Motorola Inc
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