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	Stereobelt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Stereobelt was a portable personal stereo audio cassette player invented in 1972 by German Andreas Pavel.
		A former television executive and book editor, Pavel invented the Stereobelt to "add a soundtrack to real life" by allowing the user to play high-fidelity music through headphones while participating in daily activities.
		Frustrated with his lack of progress, and learning that it was important to protect his idea, Pavel finally filed a patent for the Stereobelt in Italy in 1977, followed by with patent applications in the U.S., Germany, the United Kingdom and Japan by the end of 1978.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stereobelt (414 words)

	Andreas Pavel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pavel went to São Paulo, Brazil, when he was 6 years old, brought by his father who went to work for the Matarazzo industries.
		It was in Brazil, in 1972, that he invented his device, the stereobelt.
		He lived in a modern house in Morumbi, and was acquainted to some important personalities of the time, as the journalist Vladimir Herzog and the poet Augusto de Campos
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Andreas_Pavel (475 words)

	Stereobelt Sony Andreas Pavel Walkman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Der Stereobelt ist ein dem Walkman verblüffend ähnlich sehendes Gerät.Er wurde jedoch schon vor diesem, nämlich 1977 von einem Deutschen namens Andreas Pavel entwickelt und zuerst in Italien, später auch in anderen europäischen Ländern zum Patent angemeldet.
		Results found for: Stereobelt: Stereobelt: The first portable audio cassette player created by Andreas Pavel in Germany.
		Pavel demonstrated the Stereobelt in 1972 and applied for patents in the late...
	www.powerwissen.com /X06a%7C%7CSL%7C%7CxDWVQEYkQr99kgcsA%3D%3D_Stereobelt.html (168 words)

	CBC.ca - Arts - Photo Essay - Bring the Noise - The evolution of portable audio
		Germany, 1977: Inventor Andreas Pavel applies for the first of several patents on a “portable small component for the hi-fidelity reproduction of recorded sound,” which is a muddy way of saying he conceived the walkman.
		His Stereobelt is designed for two listeners, with dual headphone jacks and a “hotline” button that, when pressed, lowers playback volume to allow conversation (heard through the headphones) via a built-in microphone.
		The inventor collects royalties on his Stereobelt patents from 1986 forward, though Sony refuses to concede ownership of the idea.
	www.cbc.ca /arts/photoessay/bringthenoise/index4.html (439 words)

	www.kontor.cc \| Die Walkman-Klage
		Pavel had already invented a portable cassette player called “Stereobelt” and registered the patent in several countries as early as 1977.
		At about the same time, Sony was working on a similar device that went into production in 1979 and turned out to be a massive seller.
		The inventor was not dismayed and wanted to sue Sony in other countries where he held the patent rights for the Stereobelt.
	www.kontor.cc /news.asp?nid=102003278&lg=en (210 words)

	Stereobelt Definition: TechEncyclopedia from TechWeb
		Pavel demonstrated the Stereobelt in 1972 and applied for patents in the late 1970s in several countries.
		After Sony introduced the Walkman in 1979, it paid Pavel royalties for units sold in Germany.
		Find the latest news, blogs, features, and reviews relating to Stereobelt from 60-plus CMP media technology sites and the entire Web.
	www.techweb.com /encyclopedia/defineterm.jhtml?term=Stereobelt (182 words)

	VideoHelp.com Forum Archive - The real inventor of the Walkman
		Now the 57-year-old stereo enthusiast, who works in Milan, is threatening to use his payout to sue Apple Computer, whose iPod portable music player is the digital successor to the Walkman.
		Sony said the long-running dispute, which has gone on for 25 years, was settled "in friendly agreement" with Mr Pavel, who applied for a patent in 1977 for a "portable small component for the hi-fidelity reproduction of recorded sound".
		The key idea was that it could be clipped to a belt or handbag, and produce sound to be played back through headphones.
	www.videohelp.com /forum/archive/t224178.html (1798 words)

	anglofritz; Secretly German (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Finally, late last year, after yet another bruising battle with Sony his persistance paid off with the Japanese giant relenting to a settlement of USD 10 million, royalties on some Walkman sales and acknowledgement of his status as the original inventor--what Pavel wanted all along.
		Fast-forward to present day and the little white wonder: now Pavel's friends say he should go after Apple's iPod as the natural descendant to his Stereobelt.
		Luckily for Steve Jobs, and perhaps in respect for another hippy visionary, Pavel has apparently grown weary of the courtroom and hesitates to press his case, preferring to keep fine-tuning his new Dreamkit, a multimedia "sense extension device".
	www.anglofritz.com /2006/10/secretly_german.html (421 words)

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	DriverHeaven.net - Sony settles Walkman patent case (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In 1977 Andreas Pavel applied for a patent for a "portable small component for the hi-fidelity reproduction of recorded sound".
		The player, named "stereobelt", never saw the light of day.
		When Sony introduced its Walkman in 1979, it became the most successful portable music player on the market.
	www.driverheaven.net /printthread.php?t=47023 (103 words)

	Was heisst Stereobelt - Definition von Stereobelt - Erklärung von Stereobelt - Der Begriff Stereobelt - Bedeutung ...
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		Der Stereobelt ist ein dem Walkman ähnliches Gerät.
	www.was-heisst.info /~Stereobelt (287 words)

	Computable - Archief Bladarchief: Walkman-uitvinder erkend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Sony heeft namelijk een schikking getroffen met Andreas Pavel die de draagbare, persoonlijke stereo begin jaren zeventig heeft bedacht en ontwikkeld.
		Hij heeft toen onder meer Philips, Grundig en Yamaha benaderd om zijn ‘stereobelt’ te fabriceren, maar werd afgewezen.
		De in Duitsland geboren uitvinder heeft in 1977 wel patentaanvragen ingediend in Italië, de Verenigde Staten, Duitsland, Engeland en Japan.
	www.computable.nl /artikel_print.jsp?id=1687618&pijler=904424&rubriek=1272857&site=241 (127 words)

	Andreas Pavel Urheberrecht patent japanische Mailand Stereobelt Kulturmanager Industriellen Sony Walkman Aachener (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Andreas Pavel Urheberrecht patent japanische Mailand Stereobelt Kulturmanager Industriellen Sony Walkman Aachener
		Von ihm wurde 1977 der Stereobelt, der erste "Walkman" erfunden, den er sich anschließend patentieren lässt.
		Zwei Jahre später bringt die japanische Firma Sony den Walkman auf den Markt und landet damit einen Welterfolg.
	www.bon.to /BRcyrWmASDBD8ai0xcs2Hg%3D%3D_Andreas_Pavel.html (77 words)

	Walkman
		Sony Walkman personal stereo was a transistorized miniature portable compact audio cassette cassette tape player invented by Akio Morita, Masaru Ibuka and Kozo Ohsone, and manufactured by Sony Corporation.
		A German inventor, Andreas Pavel, claims he came up with the walkman, or, like he called it, the stereobelt, back in 1977.
		After court battles it came to an out of court settlement in 1999.
	www.uk.kunsimuna.net /Walkman_UK_428244_iq (204 words)

	Expatica - Living in, moving to, or working in Germany, plus News in English
		Pavel applied for a patent in 1977 for a "portable small component for the hi-fidelity reproduction of recorded sound".
		Sony first marketed the Walkman, which initially had many similarities to the "stereobelt", in July 1979 and has since sold more than 200 million of the portable players.
		In 1996 Pavel lost his dispute over intellectual authorship of the Walkman idea when Britain's Appeals Court confirmed an earlier court ruling that the portable player was a normal further technological development and not subject to patent protection.
	www.expatica.com /actual/article.asp?subchannel_id=52&story_id=8016 (287 words)

	Stereobelt inventor wants piece of iPod - Dsounds Digital Music News
		Stereobelt inventor wants piece of iPod - Dsounds Digital Music News
		The man who originally patented the ÒstereobeltÓ back in the 1970s is looking to sue Apple because of the iPod.
		In 1978 Andreas Pavel patented the concept of a small portable music player that could be clipped to a handbag or belt which would produce sound to be played through headphones.
	www.dsounds.com /archives/001379.html (178 words)

	Techzonez - Sony pays millions to inventor in Walkman dispute
		After more than 20 years of court battles, 59-year-old Andreas Pavel agreed to a settlement that, in return for the payment, suspends all legal procedures he had set in motion against the company, according to German weekly Der Spiegel, which obtained confirmation from Sony's head office in Tokyo.
		In 1977, Pavel, then living in Italy, registered for several patents relating to a portable stereo device named the Stereobelt (literally, the "belt stereo").
		In 1979, Sony launched its famous Walkman, which went on to sell more than 200 million units in its first two years.
	www.techzonez.com /comments.php?shownews=9128 (371 words)

	Walkman 'inventor' ponders iPod action - Softpedia
		The man who came up with idea of the personal stereo is threatening to sue Apple over the iPod.
		Andreas Pavel filed a patent on the concept of a "stereobelt" back in 1978.
		The idea was for a small portable music player that could be clipped to
	news.softpedia.com /news/2/2004/June/8496.shtml (220 words)

	David vs. Goliath - Deutscher vs. SONY - (News Übersicht) - Techno4ever - Trust your DJ! - Deutsche Techno Szene ...
		Pavel hatte bereits 1977 ein tragbares Kassettenabspielgerät unter dem Namen "Stereobelt" in verschiedenen Ländern als Patent angemeldet.
		Dort wurde seine Klage abgewiesen – Pavel musste die Kosten des Verfahrens in Höhe von drei Millionen Euro tragen.
		Doch der Erfinder ließ sich nicht entmutigen und wollte Sony in anderen Ländern verklagen, in denen er die Patenrechte für den Stereobelt besaß.
	www.techno4ever.net /t4e/news-128-David_vs__Goliath_-_Deutscher_vs__SONY.html (222 words)

	ShinyPlastic25thAnniversaryFilter \| MetaFilter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		After a few years Sony realised that pretty much nobody was using this "feature" and removed it to shace a few bucks off the price.
		Then again, Sony had rather doggedly copied the dual listener feature from the original portable audio inventor, Andreas Pavel, who patented the "Stereobelt" in 1977.
		Sony recently settled with Pavel for patent infringement.
	www.metafilter.com /mefi/34034 (1276 words)

	Walkman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Foi batizado de "pequeno equipamento de fixação corpórea para a reprodução de eventos auditivos em alta qualidade", ou, simplesmente, Stereobelt.
		Pavel usava o Stereobelt com amigos, que perambulavam pelas ruas de São Paulo ou Milão "viajando" com o som portátil.
		"Era uma briga que a gente nem acreditava mais que pudesse dar em alguma coisa", conta Oncken, que testou o Stereobelt de Pavel em Nova York, em 1975."Não derrotei o dragão, mas dominei o monstro", diz Pavel.
	inventabrasilnet.t5.com.br /pavelw.htm (973 words)

	As the Apple Turns: Reruns: Scene 4734: From Episode dated 6/3/2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		On the plus side, though, at least Microsoft isn't suing Apple to force it to license the double-click; if that were happening, all sorts of crazy stuff would be fair game.
		Why, some crazy German who patented a "stereobelt" in the '70s would probably be suing Apple because he considers the iPod an infringement!
		Holy cats, faithful viewer Small Paul slipped us an article from The Independent that says this "stereobelt" guy just collected a settlement from Sony for the Walkman and is now "threatening to use his payout to sue Apple Computer, whose iPod portable music player is the digital successor to the Walkman." Sigh.
	www.appleturns.com /scene/?id=4734 (1037 words)

	STEREOBELT Articles from AMAZINES.COM - The Article Database and EZine Publishers Database
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	Digital Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		We’re addicted to our portable music devices and we need a Walkman.
		First patented as the ‘stereobelt’ by German inventor Andreas Pavel in 1977, portable personal music technology didn’t makes its mark until corporate giant Sony released the first commercial version – dubbed the “Walkman” - in 1979.
		The idea was simple: replace the home stereo and/or ghetto blaster by providing a compact portable device for users to listen to their music with - without disrupting those around them.
	www.digitaljournal.com /print/article/35426 (416 words)

	Just Do IP at NECG - Network Economics Consulting Group Pty Ltd 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A long running dispute between Sony and a German inventor, named Andreas Pavel, has been resolved.
		The dispute, over the ownership of the patent for the Walkman portable music player, revolved around Pavel's patent application in 1977 for a portable music device he called "stereobelt".
		While Pavel's invention never made it to market, he nevertheless sued Sony over the ownership rights for the appliance.
	www.necg.com.au /JustDoIPArchive/issue040604_229.shtml (2823 words)

	HeadWize Forums - Reply: Audio Technologies > NYT article about the true inventor of the Walkman-style portable player
		[quote=cmoy]Andreas Pavel, a brazilian inventor, patented a small portable cassette player called the stereobelt in the early 1970s.
		Last 10 posts in topic shown in reverse chronological order
		posted 12-17-2005 08:41 AM Andreas Pavel, a brazilian inventor, patented a small portable cassette player called the stereobelt in the early 1970s.
	www.headwize.com /ubb/replyproc.php?action=new&fnum=4&tid=904&replyto=6611 (194 words)

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