Sony Corporation

Yoshihito Ichiyama

Tetsuo Ikeda

Katsuji Miyazawa

Shoji Watanabe

Shinya Haraguchi

Miki Tokitake

Hiroaki Toriumi

Yasuo Fukui

Hirotoshi Tanaka

There is provided an information processing apparatus including a projection control unit () that causes visual information to be projected onto a projection surface. The visual information corresponds to content that is provided to the projection surface and disposed on a first object. The content is identified on the basis of a recognition result of the first object and a recognition result of a second object. The second object is provided along with the first object.

Information processing apparatus and information processing method

Provided is a portable electronic apparatus. The portable electronic apparatus includes a casing, an operation portion, and a finger placement portion. The casing includes a front surface and a back surface. The operation portion is disposed at a first position on the front surface and is operated with a first finger of a user for an input. The finger placement portion is disposed at a second position on the back surface. The second position corresponds to the first position. The finger placement portion guides a second finger of the user to be capable of being placed thereon.

Portable electronic apparatus

Telephone device

An automatically answerable telephone apparatus comprises a control unit having a rewritable memory for storing control data for automatically responding operation and operative to control a line signal processor and a recording and reproducing device, a writable non-volatile memory, a power source for supply a power supply voltage, a capacitor connected for holding the power supply voltage, and a power failure detector, wherein the control unit is operative, with the power supply voltage discharged by the capacitor to remove operating portion other than the control unit and the writable non-volatile memory from the power source and to transfer the control data for automatically responding operation from the rewritable memory to the writable non-volatile memory for preserving the control data when power failure occuring in the power source is detected by the power failure detector.

Telephone answering machine with non-volatile memory

Growing community of inventors

Kanagawa, Japan

Yoshihito Ichiyama