Television – Combined with diverse art device
Patent
1995-07-17
1997-10-07
Peng, John K.
Television
Combined with diverse art device
348725, 348441, 348731, 395327, 395132, 455 63, H04N 700
Patent
active
056753900
ABSTRACT:
An entertainment system has a personal computer as the heart of the system with a large screen VGA quality monitor as the display of choice. The system has digital satellite broadcast reception, decompression and display capability with multiple radio frequency remote control devices which transmit self identifying signals and have power adjustment capabilities. These capabilities are used to provide context sensitive groups of keys which may be defined to affect only selected applications running in a windowing environment. In addition, the remote control devices combine television and VCR controls with standard personal computer keyboard controls. A keyboard remote also integrates a touchpad which is food contamination resistant and may also be used for user verification. Included in the system is the ability to recognize verbal communications in video signals and maintain a database of such text which is searchable to help identify desired programming in real time.
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Farwell Randall
Schindler Jeffrey
Waitt Theodore W.
Gateway 2000 Inc.
Murrell Jeffrey S.
Peng John K.
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