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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 01, 2013
Filed:
May. 05, 2010
Jacques Chassot, Bussy, CH;
Xavier Bize, Gex, FR;
Eric Tissot-dupont, San Francisco, CA (US);
Philippe Chazot, Saint Jorioz, FR;
Tarak Fekih, Concise, CH;
Pierre Chenes, Eclepens, CH;
Jacques Chassot, Bussy, CH;
Xavier Bize, Gex, FR;
Eric Tissot-Dupont, San Francisco, CA (US);
Philippe Chazot, Saint Jorioz, FR;
Tarak Fekih, Concise, CH;
Pierre Chenes, Eclepens, CH;
Logitech Europe S.A., Romanel-Sur Morges, CH;
Abstract
A computer system includes a receiver configured to pair with a set of peripheral devices and have active connections with a first subset of the peripheral devices and inactive connections with a second subset of the peripheral devices. The first and the second subsets of peripheral devices are subsets of the set of peripheral devices. If a select one of the peripheral devices in the inactive set of peripheral devices is operated, the receiver is configured to activate a connection with the select one of the peripheral devices in a latency period that is below human perception levels of the latency period.