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AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsYasunori KAMADA, Takayasu KON, Yoichiro SAKO
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An electronic value saving apparatus is provided that communicates with an information processing apparatus capable of storing electronic value and includes a storage section storing one or more electronic values relating to a predetermined service, a first communicating section communicating with the information processing apparatus and transmitting/receiving the electronic value to/from the information processing apparatus, a process type judging section judging a type of process defining the transmission/reception of the electronic value, a state judging section judging whether execution of process is possible for each type of the process based on the judgment result of the process type judging section, and a data processing section processing the electronic value received from the information processing apparatus or the electronic value to be transmitted to the information processing apparatus based on the judgment result of the process type judging section and the judgment result of the state judging section.
An electronic value saving apparatus that communicates in a contact/non-contact manner with an information processing apparatus capable of storing electronic value, comprising:
An electronic value processing method of an electronic value saving apparatus that comprises a storage section storing one or more electronic values relating to a predetermined service and a communicating section, and communicates in a contact/non-contact manner with an information processing apparatus capable of storing electronic value, including the steps of:
A program, which can be used in an electronic value saving apparatus that comprises a storage section storing one or more electronic values relating to a predetermined service and a communicating section, and communicates in a contact/non-contact manner with an information processing apparatus capable of storing the electronic value, making a computer perform the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.