Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Fujitsu Corporation

Masanori Ozawa

Katsumi Hisano

Yoshihiko Naruoka

Minoru Mukai

Mineharu Uchiyama

Ryo Furukawa

Ken Itoh

Motoji Fukuta

Makoto Ohnishi

Wataru Funakoshi

An electronic apparatus includes first and second display devices having first and second display screens held in first and second housings, respectively. The second display screen is provided with a sensor which generates an output signal determining an input area in response to an external predetermined input to the second display screen. The first and second housings are connected together by a connecting mechanism so that an opening angle between the first and second housings can be adjusted. A first interface image is displayed on the second display screen. An instruction input to the interface image is determined on the basis of a sensor output signal. In response to the instruction input, a second display image is displayed in place of the first display image. In response to the instruction input, a second interface image is displayed in place of the first interface image.

Electronic apparatus having universal human interface

In a network topology design apparatus for designing a network topology connecting a plurality of points by communication lines so that a predetermined traffic volume is transmitted between the plurality of points, chromosomes wherein the network topology is represented in a matrix are created, and a genetic algorithm is applied to evolve the chromosomes in order to improve cost performance. Then by applying a local search method to the chromosomes which have been evolved by the genetic algorithm, to search the chromosomes in the neighborhood of the evolved chromosomes, a chromosome with a better cost performance is determined. In this way, genetic algorithms and local search methods are applied to design a network topology with excellent cost performance.

Network topology design apparatus and network topology design method, and recording medium recorded with a network topology design program

A camera comprises an optical system, an imaging element, an electric circuit for processing a signal output from the imaging element, a length of magnetic tape and a mechanism for driving the tape. The camera is for photographing objects only. The magnetic tape can be rewind and signals can be reproduced from the tape, only after the camera has been connected to a playback device.

Image record/playback apparatus including a photographing device and a

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Masanori Ozawa