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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 201 | 用于传输延迟访问客户通用数据点播服务的方法和系统 | CN02118200.0 | 2002-04-24 | CN100405845C | 2008-07-23 | 黄炎 |
| 一种用于传输客户通用数据块序列的DOD广播方法，包括：准备数据块的一个客户通用数据传输序列，其中所述的客户通用数据传输序列具有一个子优化的时间传送特性；按照所述的子优化传输序列将包含所述数据块序列的数据文件传输到多个客户，以便接收客户可以在预定的时间周期内开始访问所述的数据文件。准备所述序列包括：接收一个数据文件；规定时间间隔；根据所述的时间间隔将所述的数据文件分成多个数据块，以便每个数据块在所述的时间间隔期间是可显示的；确定发送所述的数据文件所要求的时隙数量，其中每个时隙具有基本上等于所述的时间间隔的持续时间；将所述多个数据块中至少一个分配给每个时隙。 | ||||||
| 202 | 缓存外围部件互连设备扩展只读存储器数据的方法和系统 | CN200710092212.7 | 2007-03-30 | CN101059776A | 2007-10-24 | J·A·林德曼; M·萨迪克 |
| 一种用于高速缓存外围部件互连设备数据的系统。响应于探测到外围部件互连设备，从而发现外围部件互连设备。高速缓存所发现的外围部件互连设备数据并且接着对其进行配置以使得该外围部件互连设备能够执行。 | ||||||
| 203 | 表面面板模块、表面面板模块配置、决定表面面板模块配置的表面面板模块至至少一参考位置距离的方法、处理器配置、纺织构造结构及表面面板结构 | CN200380109512.1 | 2003-12-10 | CN1745402A | 2006-03-08 | S·荣格; C·劳特巴奇; G·斯特罗伯格; T·斯图姆; A·斯特尔; W·维伯 |
| 本案涉及一种表面面板模块，所述面板模块包含电源供应器连接，数据传输接口以及处理器单元。所述处理器单元耦合至所述电源供应器连接及所述数据传输接口。 | ||||||
| 204 | 多媒体信号处理器中的单指令多数据处理方法及其装置 | CN97117405.9 | 1997-08-19 | CN1152300C | 2004-06-02 | 莫塔兹·A·穆罕默德; 朴宪哲; 利·T·恩格延; 罗尼·S·D·旺 |
| 一种向量处理器，包括用于标量值的标量寄存器，和用于具有多个数据元素的向量的向量寄存器。由向量处理器执行的操作处理2个或多于2个的向量操作数，以确定向量的量，把标量操作数和向量操作数相结合以确定向量的量，并且把2个或2个以上的标量操作数相结合以确定标量的量。标量寄存器还操作向量寄存器中单独的数据元素。 | ||||||
| 205 | 电子邮件专用输入装置 | CN03100374.5 | 2003-01-13 | CN1432891A | 2003-07-30 | 岩熊直也; 田原良则 |
| 本发明提供一种可以用较简单的操作进行有关邮件的数个处理的电子邮件专用输入装置。该电子邮件专用输入装置10连接于具有电子邮件接收功能的计算机12上，并具有多种輸入方式14，16，18，用于命令执行关于电子邮件所指定的处理。 | ||||||
| 206 | 双工网络彩色打印机 | CN00806645.0 | 2000-02-17 | CN1362913A | 2002-08-07 | 基亚·西尔弗布鲁克; 托宾·艾伦·金; 西蒙·罗伯特·沃姆斯利; 保罗·拉普斯顿 |
| 一种打印机的打印机械(26.1、26.2),包括第一和第二打印头(112)。两个打印头(112)包括多个用微电化学技术构成的墨嘴。打印头(112)搭配得可使一个打印头(112)中的有故障的喷嘴由另一个打印头(112)中的相应的无故障的喷嘴代替。 | ||||||
| 207 | 电子消息通信系统 | CN98806659.9 | 1998-04-30 | CN1262011A | 2000-08-02 | R·鲁德维格 |
| 多个数据处理设备的电子消息通信系统以及两个数据处理设备之间电子消息数据传输的数据网络。电子消息数据除了包括图像数据、文本数据、声音数据以及类似物以外,还包括数据块指定,在所述图像、文本或声音数据的特定数据段之间包括特殊的指定,使得借助指定数据块可以用简单的方式发送特定消息段之间的相互关系而且可以用于消息的连续显示或再现。 | ||||||
| 208 | 具有USB接口铰接的装置 | CN200420093687.X | 2004-10-08 | CN2738430Y | 2005-11-02 | 郑波 |
| 本实用新型涉及一种通过电脑向USB输电或数据并对与该USB接口铰接的装置提供能源或数据的具有USB接口铰接的装置。该装置的任意一端与USB插头铰接。该装置在其相对接部位端部的中间内凹形成容置槽，该容置槽的两侧分别设有供铰轴插套的插孔，USB插头相对该容置槽的对接部位一体成型有凸伸构件，该凸伸构件插套于该容置槽后相对于容置槽插孔部位设有供铰轴穿套的通孔，铰轴将USB插头与该装置铰接。该装置可以是照明设备、U盘、MP3、蓝牙设备、负离子发生器、充电器、迷你型数码相机中的任意一种。 | ||||||
| 209 | PROCESSING DEVICE WITH RESTRICTED POWER DOMAIN WAKEUP RESTORE FROM NONVOLATILE LOGIC ARRAY | PCT/US2013059006 | 2013-09-10 | WO2014040051A8 | 2014-10-23 | BARTLING STEVEN CRAIG; KHANNA SUDHANSHU |
| A processing device handles two or more operating threads. A non-volatile logic controller (1806) stores first program data from a first program in a first set of non- volatile logic element arrays (1812) and second program data from a second program in a second set of non- volatile logic element arrays (1814). The first program and the second program can correspond to distinct executing threads, and the storage can be completed in response to receiving a stimulus regarding an interrupt for the computing device apparatus or in response to a power supply quality problem for the computing device apparatus. When the device needs to switch between processing threads, the non- volatile logic controller (1806) restores the first program data or the second program data from the non- volatile logic element arrays (1810) in response to receiving a stimulus regarding whether the first program or the second program is to be executed by the computing device apparatus. | ||||||
| 210 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR EXCHANGING DATA BETWEEN UPNP BASED DEVICES | PCT/KR2012004789 | 2012-06-18 | WO2012173444A2 | 2012-12-20 | PARK HO-YEON |
| An apparatus and method are provided for exchanging data between Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) based devices. The apparatus includes a controller that generates and transmits a request for a parameter to a controlled device, and receives a response to the request from the controlled device; and a fast event data bus module that establishes a fast event data transmission path, based on information included in the response, and receives fast event data. | ||||||
| 211 | TECHNIQUES TO CONTROL DISPLAY ACTIVITY | PCT/US2011053145 | 2011-09-23 | WO2012040660A3 | 2012-06-14 | KWA SEH W; RANGANATHAN RAVI; SHI JUN; VASQUEZ MAXIMINO |
| Techniques are described to transmit commands to a display device during vertical or horizontal blanking intervals. The commands can be transmitted using fields that would otherwise be used to transmit color information. A Low Voltage Differential Signaling (LVDS) compliant interface can be used to transmit the commands. | ||||||
| 212 | ISOLATED MULTI-NETWORK COMPUTER SYSTEM AND APPARATUS | PCT/IL2009000815 | 2009-08-19 | WO2010020991A3 | 2010-04-22 | SOFFER AVIV; VAISBAND OLEG |
| The present invention presents apparatuses and systems for operating multiple computers from a single console using a secured KVM device, while preventing information leakage between the computers. The system comprises several hosts connected through a secured KVM device to keyboard and mouse and one or more user displays. Secured KVM enables standard bi-directional communication between Secured KVM and user keyboard and mouse and between hosts peripheral ports and Secured KVM. Secured KVM physically enforces unidirectional data flow from attached keyboard and mouse to attached hosts peripheral ports to avoid potential leakages between hosts. | ||||||
| 213 | WEB-BASED VIDEO-EDITING METHOD AND SYSTEM | PCT/US9929961 | 1999-12-15 | WO0036516A9 | 2001-04-12 | ORLOV MAX E; CHKLOVSKII DMITRI D; SAMOILOV MICHAEL |
| A network-based system (30) is provided for processing multimedia information. A server, preferably a group of servers (20, 22, 24), are coupled to the network and each incorporates a multimedia toolkit (34) or engine enabling creation, editing, viewing, and management of multimedia objects, such as files, including at least one of video, images, sound and animation. Each server includes storage for multimedia objects. A client (30), preferably a personal computer and preferably a plurality of clients, having access to the network each incorporate a multimedia-editing interface (32), preferably a graphic user interface (GUI), enabling the client to send multimedia processing commands through the network to the server from among a predefined set of multimedia processing commands. Preferably, a client can send a series of commands at a one time and each of several clients can send commands to be performed on the same object. The multimedia engine in each server acts on received multimedia processing commands from one or more clients by performing corresponding processing operations on multimedia objects previously stored by a client in the server's storage, and the server makes the processed multimedia objects available to clients over the network. | ||||||
| 214 | SECURE MESSAGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM | PCT/IL9900408 | 1999-07-26 | WO0007355A2 | 2000-02-10 | KARNIELI RAVIV |
| A messaging system for transferring messages between any two of a plurality of user machines. The system includes a message manager for overseeing secure message operations. The message manager is associated with a management database which stores separate secure channel properties for each message channel between the manager and each of the user machines. Additionally, per user machine, the device includes a local secure message processor which secures messages. The processor is associated with a local database. The local database stores secure channel properties per channel between the user machine and each other user machine with which the user machine communicates, including the manager. | ||||||
| 215 | ENABLING USE OF NON-VOLATILE MEDIA - EXPRESS (NVME) OVER A NETWORK | PCT/US2016035474 | 2016-06-02 | WO2016196766A3 | 2017-01-19 | PRABHAKAR VENKATESH; GUHA AMITAVA; PATEL HIRAL; CHEN SUNDEN |
| Enabling a protocol for efficiently and reliably using the NVME protocol over a network, referred to as NVME over Network, or NVMEoN, may include an NVMEoN exchange layer for handling exchanges between initiating and target nodes on a network, a burst transmission protocol that provides guaranteed delivery without duplicate retransmission, and an exchange status block approach to manage state information about exchanges. | ||||||
| 216 | METHOD AND STRUCTURE FOR SIMPLIFIED CODING OF DISPLAY PAGES FOR OPERATING A CLOSED CIRCUIT E-COMMERCE | PCT/US2013045367 | 2013-06-12 | WO2014035524A3 | 2014-08-07 | ELBERBAUM DAVID |
| Method and structure for a simplified coding of templated display pages for use in close circuit e-shopping for product and services via shopping terminals comprising video interphone monitors, dedicated terminals, television, cable television, shopping box, set top box and other well known boxes, each include a CPU, a memory and a display monitor operated via touch screen, remote control or hand movement, the templated screen uses assigned blocks and icons codes to select display pages, covering products and services. The shopping terminal connected via internal communication lines and interface propagates the simplified code, enabling loading and updating of products and services communicated via a building server for updating at all time data stored in the memory as per the dweller choice, enabling a dweller to shop from his private shop inside his residence, and be provided with programmed services, delivery and payments, supervised by the close circuit shopping entity center. | ||||||
| 217 | USING EBOOK READING DATA TO GENERATE TIME-BASED INFORMATION | PCT/US2012051546 | 2012-08-20 | WO2013032757A3 | 2013-04-25 | ASHEAR JOSEPH |
| Reading data from an eBook is used to generate time -based information. Timing reports are received from a plurality of clients. The timing reports describe reading time intervals for reading portions of an eBook on the clients. Timing reports from different clients describe reading time intervals for different overlapping portions of the eBook. The overlapping portions are analyzed to generate timing information. The timing information describes reading speeds for granular portions of the book that are smaller than the portions described in the reading time intervals. The timing information is stored. Timing information is provided to a client enabling the client to provide advanced features. The features include estimating a user's current reading position and providing an estimate of the time required by the user to finished reading a portion of the eBook. | ||||||
| 218 | METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR TRANSPORTING DATA THROUGH NETWORK TUNNELS | PCT/US2012036192 | 2012-05-02 | WO2012151327A3 | 2013-03-21 | WARREN NIEL D; JONES GIRAULT W JR; MONTAGNE RAYMOND B; MORA MATTHEW X; GEORGE BRETT D; MURPHY MICHAEL W; CORNELIUS WILLIAM P |
| Methods and apparatus for efficiently transporting data through network tunnels. In one embodiment, a tunneled device advertises certain capabilities to peer devices of a network, and discovers capabilities of peer devices of the network. In a second embodiment, each device of a tunneled network derives a network parameter from a transit protocol parameter for use in data networking. | ||||||
| 219 | RESOURCE ALLOCATION IN VIRTUALIZED ENVIRONMENTS | PCT/EP2010058884 | 2010-06-23 | WO2011000748A3 | 2011-02-24 | ELNOZAHY ELMOOTAZBELLAH NABIL; SPEIGHT WILLIAM EVAN; ZHANG LIXIN; RAJAMONY RAMAKRISHNAN |
| A method, a system, an apparatus, and a computer program product for allocating resources of one or more shared devices to one or more partitions of a virtualization environment within a data processing system. At least one user defined resource assignment is received for one or more devices associated with the data processing system. One or more registers, associated with the one or more partitions are dynamically set to execute the at least one resource assignment, whereby the at least one resource assignment enables a user defined quantitative measure (number and/or percentage) of devices to operate when the one or more transactions are executed via the partition. The system enables the one or more devices to execute one or more transactions at a bandwidth/capacity that is less than or equal to the user defined resource assignment and minimizes performance interference among partitions. | ||||||
| 220 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR INTER-OPERATION BETWEEN VIRTUAL REALITY SERVICES | PCT/KR2009003998 | 2009-07-20 | WO2010011067A2 | 2010-01-28 | CHO SEONG-HO; LEE JOO-YEOL |
| Provided are an apparatus and a method for inter-operation between virtual reality services to present a new model for the provision of inter-operation when using various virtual reality services and to enable a user to use the virtual reality services conveniently through the new model. According to the embodiment of the present invention, a virtual reality server for inter-operation between virtual reality services comprises: a log-in server that authenticates a user, a messenger server that manages the messaging session information of the user, a space server that manages an object in peripheral space depending on the location of the user, a data server that processes queries for data about users, an inventory, location information and a log, a simulator that analyzes and calculates a physical value depending on the movement of the user, and a pre-processing module that performs transformation to share the virtual reality services with another virtual reality server or a user client device. | ||||||
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