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Image Display—Printing (Desktop, Commercial)

2014
Abstract This article starts with a historic sketch and an overview about common printing technologies used in graphic arts covering gravure printing, flexographic printing, offset printing, inkjet printing and electrophotography. We then explain the typical workflow for processing a digital color image for printing, which includes media gamut ...
Philipp Urban, Simon Stahl, Edgar Dörsam   +2 more
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Elicitation and evaluation of zoom gestures for touchless interaction with desktop displays

Proceedings of the 8th ACM International Symposium on Pervasive Displays, 2019
Touchless gestural interaction has been widely studied and adopted in many contexts. Furthermore, the growing availability of low-cost enabling devices, such as Kinect or Leap Motion, boosted up the interest in such interaction both for commercial and scientific purposes, both for large public displays and for personal displays. The problem of choosing
Vito Gentile, Daniele Fundarò, Salvatore Sorce   +2 more
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Comparing awareness and distraction between desktop and peripheral-vision displays

CHI '10 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2010
We tested a peripheral-vision display to provide users with awareness of others and their level of interest in interaction in an experiment where participants had to be aware of a simulated workgroup during a visually-demanding primary task. Participants gathered more information from the peripheral-vision display although they attended to it ...
Lindsay Reynolds, Jeremy P. Birnholtz, Eli Luxenberg, Carl Gutwin, Maryam Mustafa   +4 more
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Comparing Player Experience in Video Games Played in Virtual Reality or on Desktop Displays: Immersion, Flow, and Positive Emotions

ACM SIGCHI Annual Symposium on Computer-Human Interaction in Play, 2019
Scientific knowledge of the differences between video games played in virtual reality and on desktop displays in terms of player experience is still limited.
F. Pallavicini, A. Pepe
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Evaluation of remote display protocols for virtual desktop infrastructure [PDF]

, 2011
In this thesis, we evaluated remote display protocols for virtual desktop infrastructure. Protocols, over which we carried out a more detailed comparative analysis, were RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) and PCoIP (PC-over-IP). RDP is probably the most widespread and well-known protocol for accessing a remote desktop, whereas PCoIP protocol was developed ...
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MOVING BEYOND THE DESKTOP: SEARCHING FOR INFORMATION WITH LIMITED DISPLAY SIZE

2012
Increasingly, users are performing more sophisticated types of tasks, like information search, across computing platforms including desktops/laptops, tablets, and smartphones. While much research has been done to improve efficiency for each of these devices in the area of information search, few investigations have taken a pragmatic approach to ...
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Performance of film, desktop monitor and laptop displays in caries detection.

Dentomaxillofacial Radiology, 1999
To compare film, desktop monitor and laptop displays of digitized film images for accuracy of caries detection.Sixty-four extracted teeth were mounted in eight models and radiographed with E-speed bitewing film. Films were digitized and displayed on a desktop monitor and a laptop display.
J B, Ludlow, M, Abreu
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Spatial Orientation in 3-D Desktop Displays: Using Rooms for Organizing Information

Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 2003
Understanding how spatial knowledge is acquired is important for spatial navigation and for improving the design of 3-D perspective interfaces. Configural spatial knowledge of object locations inside rooms is learned rapidly and easily (Colle & Reid, 1998), possibly because rooms afford local viewing in which objects are directly viewed or ...
Herbert A. Colle, Gary B. Reid
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An Interactive Display for the 21st Century: Beyond the Desktop Metaphor

1989
Vannevar Bush’s 1945 vision of a personal desk-sized machine (the memex) containing a massive library of information and powerful search and recall mechanisms remains an inspired view of a useful personal computer. By 1970 Alan Kay at Xerox Palo Alto (California) Research Center was proposing a dynamic book-sized computer, a dynabook, that would ...
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Exploring learner acceptance of the use of virtual reality in medical education: a case study of desktop and projection-based display systems

Interactive Learning Environments, 2016
Hsiu-Mei Huang, S. Liaw, Chung-Min Lai
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