Sega Enterprises, Ltd.

Kabushiki Kaisha Sega Enterprises

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation

Sho-bond Construction Co., Ltd.

Communication Architecture and Building Research Corporation

Makoto Ohara

Shinichirou Sugiura

Hirotsugu Tomizawa

Hiroshi Saito

Hiroshi Murayama

Toshihiko Kato

Masaaki Matsui

Wataru Orikasa

Masayoshi Shigetomi

Katsuji Yamaga

Tomoyuki Mori

Nobuyuki Ishikawa

Hirohito Kirikoshi

Hiroshi Soda

The present invention provides an information processing system, including an information processing apparatus for executing a program by reading a program recorded in a recording medium, and a peripheral apparatus connected to the information processing apparatus, wherein the peripheral apparatus stores a security code and operation of the peripheral apparatus stops unless the same security code as the security code recorded in a recording medium is sent from the information processing apparatus.

Information processing system and peripheral apparatus

An information display system having a housing with a location for receiving a document such as a book is provided. A location detection circuit is mounted on the housing adjacent the document and can determine any subjective selection of a location on the document. The document can have a plurality of indicia. When such indicia is selected, a control circuit can retrieve the information from a read only memory and appropriately display the information in an audible or visual manner.

Information display system for electronically reading a book

An image processing system including a plurality of pen-like input units 31 which produce signals of frequencies inherent to the respective input units, a panel 32 responsive to a touch of the input unit 31 thereto for detecting its touch position and produced signal frequency, an image processor 5 which performs a predetermined image processing operation depending on signals indicative of the touch position and frequency from the panel 32, and a display 7 which displays the result of the image processing by the image processor 5. The respective frequencies determine corresponding color information used. The image processor 5 performs an image processing operation on the basis of the determined color information. Even when a card is used, page detection is performed in an optically non-contact manner, using a simple structure.

Image processing systems and data input devices therefor

An electronic book which can store, in a ROM, a computer program, is integrated with graphic and textual material on a series of pages. Various input devices such as a finger, a light pen, a touch pen, etc. can be utilized with a sensing circuit combined with the page for inputting data into the computer system. The computer system can display this information in both an audio and visual manner.

Information storage system and book device for providing information in

A television game set comprises an operation button used to operate a game, a game control section for controlling the game, a display section for displaying the progress of the game, and a connector to which either a game cartridge storing a game program therein or a tuner cartridge for receiving television broadcasting is coupled. At least one terminal of the connector is used to handle a cartridge changeover signal. The other terminals of the connector are changed in function on the basis of the cartridge changeover signal received on the one terminal as to handle either game signals or tuner signals.

Television game apparatus

An adhesive filler apparatus is disclosed comprising an injector and a support portion, the injector comprising a pressure buffer tube made of elastic material and a check valve adjacent one end of the pressure buffer tube, the support portion comprising a base member and a projection. The adhesive filler apparatus disclosed is used as follows: An adhesive is fed through a hose connected to a pump, etc. in the pressure buffer tube, causing the tube to swell. The hose is disconnected from the injector, causing the check valve to close the end of the tube. The fed injector is coupled to the support portion fixed on the crack of a concrete structure, etc., whereupon the projection on the support portion presses the check valve to open the end of the fed tube, thereby allowing the adhesive in the tube to be filled in the crack by gradual and continuous contraction of the elastic tube.

Adhesive filler apparatus

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Tokyo, Japan

Makoto Ohara