GeoStroke Technology
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A.
INPUT / ENTRY Tech
Desk-Top * Hand-Held
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Input Code of a Chinese Character |
Simple & Easy | Give GeoStroke a Try |
China Patent (2002) & US Patent (1998) IBM's Recent Similar Projects
Chinese Graffiti / Hand-Writing Entry System - Patents Pending
Desk-Top (For Professionals & Casual Users) *
Hand-Held (For Mobile Users)
Microsoft's Handwriting Capability Apple-Newton's Handwriting Capability
Until a 100% reliable Graffiti is designed, "Key-Entry" is still KING.
WWW.CRN.COM
AlphaNumeric 10-keypad designed for mobile devices.
B.
HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION
AlphaNumberic
10-KEYPAD(All-Language 10-keypad)
for Alphabetic & / or Ideographic Language Users on the move
China Patent (2003) & US Patent (1998) IBM's Recent Similar Projets
C.
Wireless Internet
Wi-Fi
(Wireless Fidelity)
Latest Computing Development News
AlphaNumeric 10-key ERA is coming soon.
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LinTel (Linux-Intel) |
Linux OS |
Hand-writing & Drawing on a TabletPC
The Cold Facts
Do You Know Why ?????
Get People on Computer AMAP &
ASAP !
Use Whatever
Chinese Input System you can get,
however, the key is
to get more Ordinary People on computers ASAP !
China does not have the luxury to waste time
in today's tight "world competition".
BusinessWeek 10-28, 2002 |
BusinessWeek 12-2, 2002 |
Ming Dynasty Burner 17th Century
D. Three Asians:
Oriental Ideographic Languages
China:
An In-Depth Analysis of
Major Chinese Input Systems
Currently in Use
A Complex Problem can be Solved in a Simple Way,
KanJi & HanJa included.
Japan & Korea:
Each uses a low-efficiencyPhonetic Input System.
Asia needs a scientific Universal Input System to handle all 3
Ideographic Languages in order to be able to compet the world effectively.
A Digital Input System can Handle all Three.
E.
A glance at
Japanese & Korean
Input Methods:
Multiple KANAs on several keys
See, how hard is to input a KanJi on a Japanese keyboard!
(Suddenly out of blue, you have to use F1, F2, ... keys to "input" KanJi !)
Most of the time, KanJi is spelled out in Kana or Gana for practical purpose.
This way the whole page looks all in Japanese too.
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 Korean |
KanJis spelled out in Kana or Gana
can be used to communicate simple ideas,
but, most names are still in KanJi.
HanJas spelled out in Hanguel
can be used to communicate simple ideas,
but, all nanes must be in HanJa.
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from TV to Computer
a long lonely journey