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unobvious improvements?

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Posted by mike on February 05, 2000 at 22:11:36:

If there is a patent in existence for a certain invention and a newer version of this invention is created, but the basic function and concept are the same, does the original patent still have rights to the invention?
The improvements are mostly related to technology advances not readily available at the time of the original invention.

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