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US 8,942,769 B2Granted
Mobile electronic device
OwnerYasuhiro Ueno, Shigeki Tanabeinventors
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Abstract
According to an aspect, a mobile electronic device includes a projector, a display unit, a detector, and a processing unit. The projector projects a first image. The display unit displays a second image related to the first image. The detector detects a variation of an attitude. When the variation of the attitude is detected by the detector, the processing unit applies a variation to the first image in association with the variation of the attitude. Then, the processing unit varies the second image in association with the variation of the first image.
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A mobile electronic device, comprising:
- a projector for projecting a first image;
- a display unit for displaying a second image, the second image being an image related to the first image;
- a detector for detecting a variation of an attitude;
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- a processing unit for applying, when the variation of the attitude is detected by the detector, a variation to the first image in association with the variation of the attitude, and for varying the second image in association with the variation of the first image after applying the variation to the first image.
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A mobile electronic device, comprising:
- a projector for projecting a first image;
- a display unit for displaying a second image, the second image being an image related to the first image and having content different from content of the first image;
- a detector for detecting a variation of an attitude;
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- a processing unit for applying, when the variation of the attitude is detected by the detector, a variation to the first image in association with the variation of the attitude, and for varying the second image in association with the variation of the first image,
- wherein the processing unit for applying, when the variation of the attitude is detected by the detector, the variation to the first image in association with the variation of the attitude, and for varying the second image in association with the variation of the first image after applying the variation to the first image.
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