Peripheral input device having a retractable cord

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Display peripheral interface input device – Cursor mark position control device

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345160, 345161, 345163, 345168, G09G 508

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ABSTRACT:
A peripheral input device having a retractable cord operably coupling the device to a computer system is disclosed. A reel assembly disposed within the body of the peripheral input device allows the cord to be alternately extended and retracted as desired by the user. The reel assembly may include a stop mechanism for limiting tension on the cord while the device is being manipulated by the user.

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