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virtual docking

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virtual docking
The automatic recognition between two devices when placed in close proximity. For example, if a digital camera and computer support the same virtual docking method, as soon as the camera is brought within a few feet of the computer, a connection is made. Then, either the camera begins uploading pictures automatically, or a dialog appears on the PC allowing the user some customization, such as the selection of a destination folder and file name prefix.


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Solutions for wireless personal area networks (WPAN), virtual docking, Sync'n Go[TM] and other applications will follow.
SiBEAM will highlight the viability of applying the technology for CE applications as well as PC virtual docking applications in the future in its demonstrations at CES 2009.
The Westinghouse LCM-19w4 also serves as a virtual docking station for widescreen notebook computers, eliminating the need to switch formats between laptop and desktop applications or change the screen resolution.
 
 
 
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