Optical and magnetic probes for the detection of medical conditions; vascular and urological catheters; pacemaker leads; enteral feeding tubes; endotracheal tubes; medical apparatus for the non-invasive determination of location, orientation and movement of indwelling medical and diagnostic devices and implants in bodies of humans and animals.

Audio coders.

Telecommunication products, namely an integrated voice and data frame relay access device.

Communications hardware, namely integrated circuits relating to digital audio broadcasting, digital television and web castings; computer software allowing audio and video to be transmitted at various low rates for use in association with internet broadcasting, digital audio broadcasting and embedded functions, namely chip-level applications for use in telecommunications, satellites, terrestrial broadcasting, cable television, internet streaming and web casting.

Computer programs featuring training relating to business telephone systems.

Training in the operation of business telephone systems.

Uncoated translucent paper for commercial printers.

Intelligent network products, namely service circuit nodes, service control ports and service management systems for telecommunications network maintenance, operation and management services; computer programs for use in customizing telecommunications network architectures.

Telecommunication services, namely switching, transmitting and receiving analogue or digital voice, video and data communications and combinations thereof through the medium of telephone lines, cables, radios, cellular radios, satellites and microwaves.

Telecommunications products namely telephones, telephone systems comprising a handset and console unit with console features, namely, standard telephone functions, on-touch dialing, call progress monitoring, group listening, clock/calendar and alarm, electronic display, and modules for features, namely, automatic dialing, call restriction, stored message recall, and custom calling, also known as telesystems; cordless telephones; speakerphones, also known as hands free telephone apparatus; mobile telecommunication equipment comprising a control telephone unit, transceiver and antenna; wireless telephones and component parts thereof; batteries for wireless telephones; battery power plants for use in providing and managing energy supply requirements in the telecommunications industry; telephone answering machines; clock radio telephones; caller identification devices; lightwave data links, namely, transmitters and receivers; modems; computer programs for telecommunications switches and for recording, storing, playing and distributing phone messages; telephone installations apparatus, namely, phonemounts, dual outlet adaptors, telephone outlets, modular jacks, wire junctions and plug-in converters; interactive television units for acquisition of information from data bases; telecommunications switches; computer programs for managing telecommunications networks; voice and data transmitting, carrying and receiving equipment, namely, telecommunication carriers, central office and remote terminals, channel banks, electronic plug-ins namely one element of a plug/jack connector system that stays constant for all types of phones for ease in phone "moves" and rearrangements and pair-gain electronic systems for use in the multiplexing of phone conversations; network multiplexers; data communication multiplexers and concentrators; videotex terminals; electric emergency call units; telephone answering machines; videophones; pagers; fiber optic cable; copper cable and wire; fiber optic connectors; integrated circuits; microprocessors; digital signal processors; personal communicators, namely, writing styli and tablets that enable individuals to communicate over a wired or wireless telecommunications network; video teleconferencing products namely two-way transmission of digitized video images between two or more locations using video and audio software and hardware and/or telephones, computers, speakers and switched digital lines.

Design, construction, operation and maintenance of telecommunications systems and telecommunications networks; the design of microprocessors and digital signal processors; the design and maintenance of computer programs to manage, operate, and maintain communications systems and telecommunications networks.

Telecommunications products namely telephones, telephone systems comprising a handset and console unit with console features, namely, standard telephone functions, on-touch dialing, call progress monitoring, group listening, clock/calendar and alarm, electronic display, and modules for features, namely, automatic dialing, call restriction, stored message recall, and custom calling, also known as telesystems; cordless telephones; speakerphones, also known as hands free telephone apparatus; mobile telecommunication equipment comprising a control telephone unit, transceiver and antenna; wireless telephones and component parts thereof; batteries for wireless telephones; battery power plants for use in providing and managing energy supply requirements in the telecommunications industry; telephone answering machines; clock radio telephones; caller identification devices; lightwave data links, namely, transmitters and receivers; modems; computer programs for telecommunications switches and for recording, storing, playing and distributing phone messages; telephone installations apparatus, namely, phonemounts, dual outlet adaptors, telephone outlets, modular jacks, wire junctions and plug-in converters; interactive television units for acquisition of information from data bases; telecommunications switches; computer programs for managing telecommunications networks; voice and data transmitting, carrying and receiving equipment, namely, telecommunication carriers, central office and remote terminals, channel banks, electronic plug-ins namely one element of a plug/jack connector system that stays constant for all types of phones for ease in phone "moves" and rearrangements and pair-gain electronic systems for use in the multiplexing of phone conversations; network multiplexers; data communication multiplexers and concentrators; videotex terminals; electric emergency call units; telephone answering machines; videophones; pagers; fiber optic cable; copper cable and wire; fiber optic connectors; integrated circuits; microprocessors; digital signal processors; personal communicators, namely, writing styli and tablets that enable individuals to communicate over a wired or wireless telecommunications network; video teleconferencing products namely two-way transmission of digitized video images between two or more locations using video and audio software and hardware and/or telephones, computers, speakers and switched digital lines.

Design, construction, operation and maintenance of telecommunications systems and telecommunications networks; the design of microprocessors and digital signal processors; the design and maintenance of computer programs to manage, operate, and maintain communications systems and telecommunications networks.