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INTRODUCTION

Look closely and guess what they could be....

ARE THEY PENS WITH CAMERAS?

P-ISM (Pen-style Personal Networking Gadget Package), which is nothing but

the new discoery, which is under deelo!ing, stage by N"# #or!oration$ P-ISM is a

gadget !ackage including %ie %unctions& a !en-style cellular !hone with a handwriting

data in!ut %unction, irtual keyboard, a ery s'all !roector, ca'era scanner, and !ersonal

I key with cashless !ass %unction$ P-ISMs are connected with one another through short-

range wireless technology$ *he whole set is also connected to the Internet through the

cellular !hone %unction$ *his !ersonal gadget in a 'ini'alist !en style enables the

ulti'ate ubi+uitous co'!uting$ It is shown below

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tablet !ersonal co'!uter(tablet P#) is a !ortable!ersonal co'!utere+ui!!ed

with atouchscreenas a !ri'aryin!ut deiceand designed to be o!erated and owned by

an indiidual$*he ter' was 'ade !o!ular as a conce!t !resented by Microso%t in ../,

but tablet P#s now re%er to any tablet-si0ed !ersonal co'!uter, een i% it1s not using

2indows but another P# o!erating syste'$*ablets 'ay useirtual

keyboardsandhandwriting recognition%or te3t in!ut through the touch screen$

ll tablet !ersonal co'!uters hae a wireless ada!ter %or Internet and local

network connection$ So%tware a!!lications %or tablet P#s include o%%ice suites,web

browsers,ga'es and a ariety o% a!!lications$ 4oweer, since !ortable co'!uter

hardware co'!onents are low !owered, de'anding P# a!!lications 'ay not !roide an

ideal e3!erience to the user


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HIT!R"

#o'!uter a%%ects our li%e in a 'uch bigger way then 'ost o% us 'ight hae

thought$ It has beco'e a co'!ulsory re+uire'ent in 'ost !ro%essions to be able to use

co'!uter so%tware$ *he %irst co'!uter inented was the "NI# in /567 which was the

sa'e si0e o% a large roo', consu'ing as 'uch !ower as seeral hundred 'odern P#s$

Modern co'!uters which are based on integrated circuits are s'all enough to %it into

'obile deices$ 8ne o% the 'ost co'!acted co'!uters out right now are table co'!uters

with the 'ost !o!ular being the I-Pad, but een that is 5$/inch and weighing about

9..gra's$ :ut i'agine haing a co'!uter that will %it into your !encil case$

*he P-ISM (Pen-style Personal Networking Gadget Package) consists o% a !ackage

o% ; !ens that all hae uni+ue %unctions, co'bining together to create a irtual co'!uting

e3!erience$ *his is only a !rototy!e under deelo!ing stage by N"# #or!oration$ In ..7,

Genea held the I*< teleco' 2ord e3hibition which e3hibited a conce!tual =7.,...

!rototy!e o% a P-ISM designed by the *okyo-based N"# #or!oration$


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P-ISM

P-ISM Pen-style Personal Networking Gadget Package$ P-ISM is a gadget

!ackage including %ie %unctions as shown in below table

Figure 3.1: Five functions of P-ISM

Figure 3.2:Block diagram of P-ISM


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CPU PEN

The functionality of the CPU is one !y one of the "en as sho#n in figure. It is

also $no#n as co%"uting engine.*he central !rocessing unit (#P


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o% discrete transistormainframesand minicomputersand has ra!idly accelerated with the

!o!ulari0ation o% the integrated circuit (I#)$ *he I# has allowed increasingly co'!le3

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C!&&'(ICATI!( PE(

P-ISMs are connected with one another through short-range wireless technology$

*he whole set is also connected to the Internet through the cellular !hone %unction$ *hey

are connected through *ri-wireless 'odes (:lue tooth, @.$//:>G, and #ellular) which

are 'ade s'all and ke!t in a s'all !en like deice$

Figure: Co%%unication Pen


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C)(('CTI*IT+ ,2.11/0 ( U' T))T4

In %act, no-one e3!ects 'uch actiity on @.$//n installations until the 'iddle o%

..@$ Aolling out @.$//n would 'ean a big u!grade %or custo'ers who already hae

%ull 2i-Bi coerage, and would be a co'!le3 add-on to e3isting wired networks, %or those

who haen1t$ :luetooth is widely used because we can able to trans%er data or 'ake

connections without wires$ *his is ery e%%ectie because we can able to connect

wheneer we need without haing wires$ *hey are used at the %re+uency band o% $6 G40

ISM (although they use di%%erent access 'echanis's)$ :lue tooth 'echanis' is used %or

e3changing signal status in%or'ation between two deices$ *his techni+ues hae been

deelo!ed that do not re+uire co''unication between the two deices (such as :lue

toothCs da!tie Bre+uency 4o!!ing), the 'ost e%%icient and co'!rehensie solution %or

the 'ost serious !roble's can be acco'!lished by silicon endors$ *hey can i'!le'ent

in%or'ation e3change ca!abilities within the designs o% the :lue tooth$ *he circuit

diagra' %or the @.$//:>G is gien below$ It is nothing but also ty!e o% :lue tooth$


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' P6)7'CT)6

*he role o% 'onitor is taken by D" Proector which !roects on the screen$ *he

si0e o% the !roector is o% 6 si0e$ It has the a!!ro3i'ate resolution ca!acity o% /.6 E

9?@$ *hus it is gies 'ore clarity and good !icture$

Figure 8.1: ' is"lay


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*I6TU 9'+)6

*he Firtual Daser eyboard (F:) is the P# !ort

Intensity& Intensity o% the !roected Firtual eyboard

*i'eouts& coordinated ti'eouts to consere the Firtual eyboard1s battery li%e

Sensitiity& adustable sensitiity o% the Firtual eyboard

uto-re!eat& llows the F: to auto'atically re!eat a key based on !rescribed

!ara'eters$


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I0IT CM'6

2e had digital ca'era in the sha!e o% !en $It is use%ul in ideo recording, ideo

con%erencing, si'!ly it is called as web ca'$ It is also connected with other deices

through :lue tooth$ *he 'aor adantage it is s'all which is easily !ortable$ It is a 7?.-

egree Fisual #o''unication eice$ 2e hae seen ideo !hones hundreds o% ti'es in

'oies$ 4oweer, why can1t we act naturally in %ront o% ideo!hone ca'erasK

#onentional isual co''unications at a distance hae been li'ited due to the dis!lay

deices and ter'inals$ *his ter'inal enables showing o% the surrounding at'os!here and

grou!-to-grou! co''unication with a round dis!lay and a central su!er-wide-angle

ca'era$


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BATTERY

*he 'ost i'!ortant !art in the !ortable ty!e o% co'!uter is its battery$


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ADVANTAGES

Portable

Beasible


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*he P-ISM is not yet aailable to buy in sho!s as itCs only in the designing

!rocess$ *he co''unication deices are beco'ing s'aller and co'!act$ *his is only an

e3a'!le %or the start o% this new technology$ 2e can e3!ect 'ore such deelo!'ents in

the %uture$


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REERE(CE

[1] :eck 4et al,:usiness #o''unication and *echnologies in a #hanging 2orld,

Mac'illan "ducation ustralia, ..5, ! 6.

[2] )4aen, endall B$/.. greatest science inentions o% all ti'e, Dibraries

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