Pointing device for handheld devices and method for...

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at same station – Having particular housing or support of a transceiver

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C455S556200, C455S090200, C455S575100

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10335253

ABSTRACT:
A handheld device having processor components operatively connected together for performing predetermined functions. The device defines a socket configured for rotatably receiving a ball defining an orifice configured for receiving a stylus. The socket is further configured for generating to the processor components electrical signals indicative of movement of the ball in response to movement of the stylus. The processor components include pointing device logic for responding to said signals.

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