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Glenn M Kreisel

Benjamin A Bloch

Steven S Saroff

A device can include a processor; memory operatively coupled to the processor; a planar display operatively coupled to the processor where the planar display includes an axis normal to the planar display; media circuitry operatively coupled to the processor; motion sensing circuitry operatively coupled to the processor; and processor-executable instructions to instruct the device to, responsive to sensed rotational motion of the device about the axis that corresponds to a rotational reference frame, render video media to the display in a stationary reference frame.

Media device

A device can include a processor; memory operatively coupled to the processor; a display operatively coupled to the processor; motion sensing circuitry operatively coupled to the processor; and a planar surface that includes a projection where the projection defines an axis of rotation of the device.

Rotatable device

An assembly can include a base; and a turntable rotatably coupled to the base where the turntable can include an optical port, a mount that positions an electronic device with respect to the optical port and at least one waveguide operatively coupled to the optical port.

Media device turntable

An electronic communications package is provided for use upon a plurality of terminals located remote from one another. The communications package provides an electronic mail system which allows a user at an authorized site to create an unlimited number of additional copies of the application package to be installed upon separate and remote terminals. Each copy created by an authorized 'source' site, when recorded on a disk, is capable of installing itself onto another terminal through a self-installing routine. Copies of the application package which are created by a source terminal are considered 'clones' and are afforded all of the communications capabilities of a source terminal when communicating with a source terminal. However, clone terminals are afforded limited communications capabilities with one another. The present communications package is further configured to inform a user when new mail messages are received by flashing one of the LEDs upon the keyboard, such as the Caps Lock LED, the Nums Lock LED, and the Scroll Lock LED. This flashing LED is turned on when new messages are received and is turned off when a user views at least one of the messages newly received. The present communications system utilizes a unique calling technique implemented over non-dedicated phone lines to enable a terminal being called to identify the call as coming from a related communications packet.

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Missoula, MT, United States of America

Glenn M Kreisel