COMPUTER INTERFACE BOARDS COMPUTER

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AUDIOEXCEL PROTAC INTERNATIONAL CORP. 10F, NO. 90, SEC. 1, HSIN TAI 5 ROAD HIS CHIN JEN, TAIPEI HSIEN Taiwan computer interface boards and computer sound cards;AUDIO EXCEL;
EO EO, INC. 800 A East Middlefield Road Mountain View CA 94043 computer interface boards and computer monitors;EO;The stippling in the drawing is for shading purposes only and does not indicate color.;
EO EO, INC. 800 A East Middlefield Road Mountain View CA 94043 computer interface boards and computer monitors;
INTERNET MEDIA PROCESSOR MAX Internet Communications, Inc. 8115 Preston Road, 8th Floor East Dallas TX 75225 computer interface boards and computer software and hardware for supporting video conferencing and real-time video exchanges over the global computer network and for enhancing the audio-visual capabilities of multimedia applications;
VIDEOEXCEL PROTAC INTERNATIONAL CORP. 10F, NO. 90, SEC. 1, HSIN TAI 5 ROAD HIS CHIN JEN, TAIPEI HSIEN Taiwan computer interface boards and computer sound cards;VIDEO EXCEL;
WEBEXCEL PROTAC INTERNATIONAL CORP. 10F, NO. 90, SEC. 1, HSIN TAI 5 ROAD HIS CHIN JEN, TAIPEI HSIEN Taiwan computer interface boards and computer sound cards;WEB EXCEL;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A 10-Foot media user interface is herein described. A computer user interface may be designed for primary use as a 10-Foot user interface, where a user controls the computer using a remote control device, instead of as a traditional 2-Foot user interface where the user controls the computer using keyboard and mouse from directly in from of the computer. The 10-Foot user interface uses 3D space and animations to more clearly indicate navigation and selection of items in the user interface to the controlling user. Use of three-dimensional space also increases the display screen real estate that is available for content items, and allows the media user interface to move unselected items out of primary view of the user. The user interface may animate movement in three-dimensions to allow the user to more easily conceptually follow navigation of the user interface.