Remote computer input peripheral
AssigneeInterlink Electronics, Inc.
InventorsWilliam Allen Yates, Michael R. Smither, Jack A. Segal, Steven B. Branton, James D. Tickle, John K. Martinelli
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AssigneeInterlink Electronics, Inc.
InventorsWilliam Allen Yates, Michael R. Smither, Jack A. Segal, Steven B. Branton, James D. Tickle, John K. Martinelli
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A hand-held remote computer input peripheral is operable to be held by a human operator with one hand while both hands harmoniously manipulate a touch pad, function keys, and a click button provided with the input peripheral. The touch pad is positioned in a housing to be held by one hand while comfortably being addressed by the other hand, either with a finger or stylus, for controlling typical computer mouse functions and/or entering graphic images. The fingers of the hand holding the input peripheral rest naturally on the function keys and the click button such that keys and button can be activated simultaneously, or in conjunction with, activities of the hand manipulating the touch pad. The input peripheral is advantageously used in electronic meeting room applications having a computer and communication peripherals such as electronic white boards, presentation projectors, and video conferencing systems.
A hand-held remote computer input peripheral for communicating with a host computer, the input peripheral comprising:
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