Smart calendar
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1. A calendar system connected to a network comprising:
- a first calendar, formed of light-image-responsive material, and a second calendar;
a video camera and a projector of light images pointed at the first calendar;
means for sending the data displayed on the first calendar to the second calendar or data displayed on the second calendar to the first calendar, wherein the system displays on the first calendar the data stored in the second calendar via the projector, and the system displays on the second calendar the data stored in the first calendar via said video camera;
a computer for comparing the contents of the first calendar and the second calendar and for filling them with data missing from either, such that both the first calendar and second calendars are able concurrently to display altogether the same data.
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Abstract
The idea of this invention is to be able to create an external calendar that is connected to the Internet which can provide instant copies of the calendar, rewrite information on one calendar to another, and create a hassle free way to check calendar dates. One way this is done is by inserting a small digital chip into a calendar which allows the calendar to be connected to the Internet and to perform certain operations. The calendar will have a screen and a special digital pen which allows a user to fill in information (dates, events, appointments) into special date boxes.
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1. A calendar system connected to a network comprising:
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a first calendar, formed of light-image-responsive material, and a second calendar;
a video camera and a projector of light images pointed at the first calendar;
means for sending the data displayed on the first calendar to the second calendar or data displayed on the second calendar to the first calendar, wherein the system displays on the first calendar the data stored in the second calendar via the projector, and the system displays on the second calendar the data stored in the first calendar via said video camera;
a computer for comparing the contents of the first calendar and the second calendar and for filling them with data missing from either, such that both the first calendar and second calendars are able concurrently to display altogether the same data. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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