Electronic time-telling device
First Claim
1. A time telling device, comprising:
- a display;
a first image adapted for display on said display; and
a second image adapted for display on said display;
wherein a way said first image overlaps and overtakes said second image tells a time of day.
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Abstract
The present invention provides a wearable electronic device with a miniature, flat, high-resolution, full color screen for a face, designed to display time and provide entertainment through the use of motion graphics. Animations on the miniature screen display time through alphanumeric sequences, “hands” or through other graphic structures. The timepiece may display time on the miniature screen in typical digital-or analog-style formats, in a moiré format, or other graphic formats where the graphic and/or video forms are an integral part of the time-telling display, and replace or augment the use of either hands or numbers. The timepiece may be worn on the person as a wristwatch, a pendant, an armband, a pin, or other wearable item.
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14 Claims
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1. A time telling device, comprising:
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a display;
a first image adapted for display on said display; and
a second image adapted for display on said display;
wherein a way said first image overlaps and overtakes said second image tells a time of day. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. A method of telling time on a color display, comprising:
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creating for display on a display a first graphic image;
creating for display on said display a second graphic image; and
creating visual motion between said first graphic image and said second graphic image by moving both said first graphic image and said second graphic image in relation to one another so that said first graphic image overlaps and eventually overtakes said second graphic image, an amount of overtaking telling a time of day. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11)
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12. Apparatus for telling time on a color display, comprising:
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means for creating for display on a display a first graphic image;
means for creating for display on said display a second graphic image; and
means for creating visual motion between said first graphic image and said second graphic image by moving both said first graphic image and said second graphic image in relation to one another so that said first graphic image overlaps and eventually overtakes said second graphic image, an amount of overtaking telling a time of day. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14)
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