FR3006940A1 - DIGITAL POSTCARD WITH SCREEN - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a device, such as a professional communication medium, a press kit, a promotional device, an announcement card, a souvenir object or a postcard, allowing viewing, listening, storage, management, communication and mail transfer of digital multimedia content. According to the invention, such a device comprises a base (FD) and a face (FC) enclosing an electronic and digital module (MOEN) comprising in particular: a microcontroller-type main controller, so that said content can be used and personalized directly multimedia device without it being necessary to connect to said device a device provided with an operating system, such as a computer, or a personal assistant; - a data bus and a control bus; a USB bridge controller (06) connected to said data bus; - Shared Master Memory (2); - an Internal Control Device (4); - a screen (3).

Description

I. DESCRIPTION IA - cross references of the invention The device according to the present invention requires the appropriate and relevant contributions of the following patents, within the context of their use and their various industrial applications: FR2889823 A1 (DIGITAL POSTAL CARD) , (Claude Maidenberg), 17-08-2005. US Patent Application 12,177,154 / 3901 (CPNA Digital Post-Card Album), Claude Maidenberg), 22-07-2008. In the context of this patent, the appropriate and relevant contributions of the two preceding patents concern essentially but not limited to: - for the first patent cited, the fields of industrial applications - for the second patent cited, the embodiments The present invention, LCD-CARD, relates to an improved "Digital Postcard" for the storage medium, to the display, listening and interaction and communication of its digital multimedia content, as well as their transfer by post. It is equipped with a screen and loudspeaker controller, a central memory, a USB port, an integrated display screen with or without an incorporated flat speaker providing the possibility of viewing, (to listen), to interact and to personalize the multimedia digital contents by completely disregarding the display and listening devices like televisions, computers, mobile digital devices, etc. while remaining mobile and independent thanks to its internal rechargeable battery. It can also provide Bluetooth modules, active and smart controller, WiFi 25 and / or 3G to connect to the Internet and a GPS module to connect to the satellite geo-positioning network to fully exploit and interact with actively and independently with the services offered by these networks. IC- the indication of the state of the technical prin tice posed 30 The Post Office and the Postcard: anterior to the point of view Since the second half of the nineteenth century the postal services have been used to nationwide in much of Europe '. It is possible to communicate by post a text on a paper medium inserted in an envelope and to transmit small packets franked by appropriate postal tax means. The advent of the postcard since 1869 has enriched this communication with printed images reflecting events, memories about a particular place, the representation of the characteristic attributes of a historic site and / or tourist, a private event , a product, a service etc ... The problem vis-à-vis postcards in the context of this patent is their static aspect of printed and private content. In fact, they can not contain the wealth of communication that is widespread and available to every individual today. The paper medium alone can not integrate all the richness of multimedia digital content such as high resolution image, sound, video and digital text, as well as the necessary interactivity with these digital contents. 1- Dorn, Harold; MacClellan, James E. (2006). Science and Technology in World History: An Introduction. Johns Hopkins University Pre s. The over-the-top tale .., s digital r .._: Since the emergence of personal computers and later mobile digital devices like mobile phone, PDA, camera etc, the data storage media have accompanied them. First, audio cassettes converted into data carriers, then various types of floppy disks and nowadays CDs, DVDs and especially external memory modules such as "FLASH", "SD-MEMORY", etc. memories. The problem raised in the present patent relates to today's electronic communication networks which still can not carry a significant volume of multimedia content as much as with a CD or DVD. They are content for the moment to transmit just small volume voice messages, low resolution photos, short videos and low resolutions, SMS, MMS etc. 2- Here is a non-exhaustive list of the most known types: Compact Disk ROM, CD R / W, Digital Versatile Disk ROM, DVD R / W, DVD RAM, DVD BLU-RAY. Compact Flash Ultra II, Compact Flash, SD Card, SDHC, MMC Mobile, MMC Plus, Micro MMC, Super SD Duo, Mini SD Card Ultra SD II, Micro SD, Super SD Duo, Memory Stick Duo Pro, Memory Stick Micro, RS-MMC, XD Picture Card, MultiMedia Card, Mini MultiMedia Card, XD Card Postcards I. "igues: To enjoy the benefits of digital media (wide distribution to the general public, a storage capacity well above the operational capacity) Internet transmission networks, etc.) combined with those of postcards (the ease of use, the wide coverage of postal services around the world, the low cost and requiring neither subscription nor specific equipment or equipment, etc. ), several types of Digital Postcards have emerged: B1: FR2889823 Al (DIGITAL POSTAL BOARD), (Claude Maidenberg), 17-08-2005 The Digital Postcard (CPN) serving as a support for multimedia communication, operator conjointeme nt the advantages of the fields of classical communication (letter, postcard), and the advantages of modern digital communication (Internet, CD, DVD). It is composed of two supports, the material support, a normal postcard and the digital support (CD / DVD), assembled by a repositionable fixing device, inserted in an envelope in order to be protected for the sending of the CPN by the postal system and its preservation. For distribution, these elements are presented to the public in a transparent bag. Thanks to its structure, the CPN enriches a normal postcard of its multimedia digital contents and its functions / applications. Benefiting from conventional transmission modes, the CPN transmits a very large volume of texts and sounds and images and animations and videos out of the reach of current electronic transmission networks. Offering a fully interactive environment, NPC offers a complete digital editorial tool for professionals and individuals in the concise space of a postcard.

B2: A patent application US 12,177,154 / 3901 (Digital Album Post-card CPNA), Claude Maidenberg), 22-07-2008. Digital Postcard Album CPNA serves as a support for multimedia communication and collection, storage and display of this medium, jointly exploiting the advantages of the fields of classical communication (letter, postcard, announcement, etc.). ) and the use of the souvenir albums, the means of storage of the CD / DVD / DVD Blu-Ray (the object the pieces of furniture, the filing cabinets, etc.), the means of display (picture frame, poster, poster, "Magnet", etc.) as well as the benefits of digital convergence in communication, multimedia and interactivity such as textual and multimedia communication of personal and professional messages through Internet services and content exploitation multimedia CD, DVD and Blu-ray DVD with its customizable features of interactivity and connectivity to the Internet through a lounge reader. B3: US Patent 2003/150902 Al (HUFF SUSAN MARIE AND AL) August 14, 2003 (2003-0814) (INPI: B42D15 / 04), presents us with one or more base cards provided with a plastic sleeve simply wrapping the digital support CD / DVD, all 10 forming the postcard, carrying the digital support CD / DVD. B4: The patent WO 02/36355 A (MARUSCAK, DAMIR) May 10, 2002 (2002-05-10), presents us with a map as a base, a part in the middle having an opening for placing the digital CD / DVD medium and a part top slippery or sticky, transparent or non-transparent to form a postcard used to transport the digital media CD / 15 DVD. B5: WO 00/65555 (ART AND COLLECTION SRL, DEMARTINI, MARIO) September 28, 2000 (2000-09-28), presents a base map printed so as to form a complete image with the image of the digital medium CD / DVD, both fixed by a transparent envelope with a label on the back allowing users to write their messages, the recipient's address and postage. By way of non-exhaustive description, the following patents represent more or less the same characteristics: GB 2 275 891 A (WINSOR) September 14, 1994 GB 2 311 489 A (ULMANN) October 1, 1997 25 WO 97 37350 A (ULMANN) October 9, 1997 WO 0056555 A 28-09-2000 GB 2349359 A 01-11-2000 FR 2838671 A1 (MARIANO) 18-04_2002 EP 1503905 (KRANJCEVIC, Boran / GRGIC, Marko) 21-03-2003 30 EN 2857903 A3 (CHEN HSU and KUO TAI WEI ) The main problem of digital postcards in the context of this patent is that, for the purposes of this patent, To benefit from all these advantages mentioned above, we need a computer or a living room player or mobile digital device to view, listen to and interact with their digital multimedia content. Digital Personal Frames and Screens: Today we use digital devices for our private and / or shared data much more than our old photos, letters, postcards, and so on. Digital photos and messages are acquired by our digital cameras and / or mobile phones and are exchanged on our computers at home and / or at the office. Outside, it is through these same mobile phones that the exchanges take place. To view digital images outside of our cameras and mobile phones, either print them and place them in the old frames, tables, albums, folders or paste on the walls and windows, either display them on the display screens of computers or mobile digital devices (PDAs). In order to overcome the static characteristics of these printed and binding renderings, computers and PDAs, digital picture frames of small or large screens with or without loudspeakers' take more and more part of our daily consumption of our images / messages. Professionals use in their commercial premises display screens provided with a digital device (in almost all cases a computer) or a television connected to specific networks. At the same time, there are more or less inexpensive digital frames (even in the form of digital keychains) within the reach of the general public. These devices allow us to view and listen to multimedia digital content stored on their own memory and / or on external memories. The vast majority of digital frames are used at home in an exclusive and decorative way. By way of non-exhaustive example, here are some patents that best represent the characteristics of digital frames: B6: US Patent D500601S (Shehu) 11-01-2005, presents a digital frame displaying digital images benefiting from its own memory and than an external memory drive. B7: US Patent 6,266,069 B1 (Thagard, Dargan, Blotky) 24-07-2001, presents a conventional / digital framework for exposing images on paper and digital images thanks to its digital display benefiting from its own memory and than an external memory drive. Not exhaustive, the following patents represent more or less the same characteristics: US 00D396351 S (Patkunan) 28-07-1998 US 00D6205690 B1 (Heropoulos, Torma) 27-03-2001 The problems of display screens and digital frames , in the context of the present invention, is that the visualization and listening benefits of the latter, in the majority of cases, are exploitable only once fixed in commercial premises, home, offices and therefore deprived of mobility By their design, their size and their weight, they are also not intended to be sent by post. In the case of digital frames, their main use is also for a decorative, non-mobile environment. A small part of these screens, those of small sizes and especially the digital key-rings, can be used outside and in mobility. They are not meant to be posted. Their "gadget" type design does not allow them to be franked or even less to be transported by post without damaging themselves. Nor are they designed with interoperability and communication capabilities with other digital devices covering our daily communications. Indeed almost all of these frames, with a few exceptions ', only connect to a computer in passive mode while the rest is content to read external memory cards'. The common problem of large and small digital display screens and digital frames in the context of this patent is that they are unsuitable for posting, for independent mobility, and ultimately for interacting and communicating with our daily digital environment. . 3- SAMSUNG © SYNCMASTER 1220 HD, LG © W2271 TC-PF HP W2228H, ASUS © VH222S, Hyundai © X224WA, Fujitsu Siemens © SCENICVIEW A17-3, for non-exhaustive examples 4- PIXSTAR © PXTO8W002, BRIGHTHAND © T-Mobile's wireless digital Cameo, for 30 non-exhaustive examples 5- TELEFUNKENC, DPF3501 3.5 "Digital Photo Frame, as a non-exhaustive example, is equipped with a USB plug that only serves to power its battery, so it does not communicate with a computer. reads external memory cards previously prepared by a computer, to display new contents 6- YURAKU © 7 "Digital Photo Frame, as the non-limiting example The digital convergence between communications and media and the 5: mobility: For a few decades now, we have witnessed a great digital convergence that constantly merges the domains of computers, personal organizers, telephone communication, music, photography, video, televison n, electronic games, etc. By the strength of this convergence, our personal data and the 10 devices concerning them merge to be available everywhere and at any time. The natives of this era of convergence can no longer afford to take photos in a traditional way, on silver or color media, because the use of the support is not immediate, they must submit them to professionals to receive them on a paper support with a delay more and more significant. In addition, the supports (the negatives), 15 remain static and immovable, we can not modify them and frame them and shoot them or transmit them at will. The same types of issues arise using the old media of music and video. Indeed these media do not lend themselves to being converted and loaded on several devices to be used in different contexts by the appropriate devices. They use the products of digital convergence on a daily basis. Today, especially, these new digital products (services / products) follow the strong market trend and become omnipresent. In this context, devices and applications, must become increasingly mobile. Mobile telephony is equipped with high interactivity features and is multi-corectivity in Bluetooth, Internet and / or 3G. These products must constantly evolve to remain compatible with the many multimedia formats of texts, images, sounds, videos, etc. in order to exploit them properly. Mobility, multi-connectivity, multi-format, high interactivity, become essential prerogatives to be able to benefit from these new services in local area networks (LAN) and expanded urban (WAN) and GPS. This enormous surge in digital convergence is changing and fusing more and more with digital devices by forcing them to conform to the constraints of usage required by the users' way of life. Receive, Manipulate / Edit / Interact, transmit everything, at any time and in any place. It is difficult for us today to give a snapshot of all these devices and their associated services, for example not exhaustive we can mention the products more or less concerned by the device according to the invention: 01) Digital postcards type CPN FR2889823 to carry all the richness of digital multimedia by the postal support 02) Walkman to listen / see the K7 / CD / DVD in mobility 3) Digital cameras 4) Ipod / mp3 / to listen / see music & photo & video clip on the move 5) PDA / organizer to store and process personal data in mobility 6) Mobile phone, Smartphone Iphone, Blackberry 10 07) GPS to position itself geographically 8) Mobile gaming console 9) Digital terrestrial TV receiver TNT mobile 10) Ultra PC Mobile The history and dynamism of this extremely fast evolution, demonstrates us the 15 constraints and the requirements of today vis-à-vis the products. ls & Services) of Digital Convergence, Mobility, Multifunctionality, Interoperability, Multi Format, Multi Connectivity and Extremely Strong Interactivity. The device according to the invention makes its contribution to adapt the digital postcards to this environment which is both complex, compelling and demanding. 20 Indeed, if we can benefit on the spot and in mobility, sounds and images and all other digital contents, from a digital postcard, we have taken the first step towards the adaptation of the digital postcard to this great convergence. Secondly, we can benefit from sound and image acquisition features and their real-time storage. Our next step will be management / interoperability, to manage 25 and communicate the content of the digital postcard to a nearby environment. In a next step the device will be provided with multi-connectivity to connect to LAN, WAN and GPS and intelligence enough to offer these users a product fully adapted to the constraints and requirements (above) of Digital convergence . The synthesis between the advantages of viewing and listening to digital multimedia content and the mobility and mode of postal transmission of digital postcards is the innovative and basic inventive feature of the present invention. Acquisition of sound, photo and video, storage and management of this personal data, multi-connectivity and high interactivity with networks and services LAN, WAN and GPS are the other outstanding features of the present invention.

OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION In order to remedy these shortcomings and disadvantages, the main objective of the present invention, LCD-CARD, is to produce a "Digital Postcard" with "Digital Contents Edited" by a manufacturer / distributor thanks to the main memory and "Personal Digital Contents" via the USB bus, all usable "Directly" and "Without the Intermediate of Other Devices". The direct use of the present invention consists in: - the "Visualization" of contents by "Embedded Screen" - with or without "Sound" by "Flat Speaker Incorporated", - "Personalization" by adding personal digital contents thanks to the "USB Bus", 15 - "Interaction" with these contents via the "Internal Control Device" and - "Mobility and Energy Independence" of everything thanks to the "Internal Rechargeable Battery". Another object of the present invention is to ensure the "Storage & Management & Personalization" of personal data and / or edited "Passive and Local" 20 through the "USB Bus", the "Main Memory" and the "External Memories". Yet another object of the present invention is to "Acquire real-time personal data" of the image & video type by the built-in camera and music, sound, sound effects by the built-in microphone and / or earphone connector. Entrance. Yet another objective is to provide "interoperability" between the present invention and other digital devices. The interoperability of the present invention consists in the "reception and transmission" of data in a "Passive and LAN" way thanks to the USB bus and the constitution of a personal network (PAN) using the "Piconet" in Bluetooth7. For non-exhaustive example we can make the present invention interoperable with devices such as "Computers" and "PDAs" by USB Bus or build a Piconet PAN network with mobile phones, digital cameras and printers via Bluetooth. Yet another objective is to provide the "connectivity" of the present invention with the expanded communication networks. The connectivity of the present invention consists of the "Reception & Transmission" of data in an "Active, Local Area Network and / or Widened" (LAN) & (WAN) way through the "Intelligent & Intelligent USB / IP Control Unit". / GPS "(UAIC) and the" USB Host Controller "(CHU). The standards used for this connectivity are "WiFi & 3G & GPS" via the "USB Active Bus" s. Yet another object of the present invention is the "Personalization and Interaction" of personal data, edited and received / transmitted in an "Active, Local Area Network and / or Expanded" (LAN) and / or (WAN) manner, through the "Intelligent & Intelligent USB / IP / GPS Control Unit" (UAIC) and the "USB Host Controller" (CHU). "Customization" in an "Active" way lies in "Processing & Modification" of data through the UAIC. The standards used for customization and interaction are "WiFi & 3G & GPS" via the "USB Active Bus". (7) PAN Personal Area Network, Piconet © Ad-hoc Network of Digital Devices in Bluetooth, Halsall F. (2005), Computer Networking and the Internet, 5th Edition (8) LAN: Local Area Network (LAN) is a network of nodes relatively close to each other as in a home or business. WAN: Wide Area Network is a regional network like the Internet. The USB Active Bus and its Host Controller can communicate with passive digital devices such as external memory drives, USB sticks, Printers etc. directly and without the intermediary of other active digital devices such as computers or PDAs. An implementation of this USB Active Bus is the "PictBridge ©" standard of "Camera & Imaging Products Association" (CIPA 2002). The disclosure of the invention The objectives described above are accomplished by the device according to the invention. LCD-CARD comprising according to a first main feature, three parts: a cardboard background whose back serves as a back to the postcard with the fields for the handwritten message, the recipient's address, postage, etc. The front supports the entire device by means of glue and / or resin to fix and protect the other two parts of the device. an electronic and digital module comprising virtually all the electronic and digital components of the device, thus ensuring the characteristic features of the invention. It is composed of three parts and three main links one side covering the whole serving of front to the postcard. It includes a printed selection of images and information on the product and / or product content designed by the operator. It ensures with the cardboard background, the characteristic of the postcard of the device, allowing it to be stamped and posted. The electronic and digital module provides the following functionalities: the storage of digital contents by the main memory. visualization with or without the sound of contents of the main memory. the updating of these contents by adding personal contents by the active devices of the users like computer, PDA, etc., via the USB bus of the device the interaction of the user with his contents via the buttons of the user interface with or without the remote control. the mobility and independence of the device provided by a rechargeable battery. passive and local storage, management and personalization of data beyond its main memory and the USB bus, thanks to the external memory card reader. By passive personalization we mean adding and exchanging personal data. acquire real-time personal data by a camera with or without a microphone and / or an input channel (photo, video, music, sound message, sound effects, text image). Interoperability with other digital devices in passive / LAN data reception / transmission via USB bus and Piconet © Bluetooth. connectivity to the broadband networks for active data reception / transmission over local and / or wide area networks (LAN and / or WAN) through the active and intelligent control unit and a USB host controller. The standards used for this connectivity are WiFi & 3G & GPS, via the active USB bus and the corresponding USB modules. personalization and interaction with personal data, edited and received / transmitted actively, in LAN and / or expanded, through the active and intelligent control unit and a USB host controller. Active interaction and personalization reside in data processing and modification. The standards used for WiFi & 3G & GPS personalization and interaction, via the USB active bus and the corresponding USB modules. By processing and modification of the data, as non-limiting examples, we mean: o being able to actively update (manipulation & processing) its personal contents, edited and received / transmitted (private and / or public), thanks to USB external hard drives, local service servers, Intranet, Extranet, Internet and GPS network, etc., o be able to play games designed for the device, locally or in a network etc, o be able to write text using a USB keyboard and an appropriate application, o interact / play with local terminals and / or remote servers to allow users to progress along a marked path accessing the information needed for each tag etc, o be able to guide and assist with GPS navigation to direct users at a location and / or by a specific path, designated by the device and associated with locations marked by GPS coordinates, memories acquired on the spot (p hoto, video, music, sound message, sound effects, images, text) etc., According to particular modes of realization: - the variant "Storage, Management, Passive Personalization" contains a memory card reader allowing him to read all external memories compatible with his reader. - the "Acquisition of Sound and Image" variant contains a sound and image controller allowing it to acquire real-time personal data by an embedded camera with or without an incorporated microphone. - the "Interoperability" variant is equipped with a Bluetooth controller connected to an antenna, enabling it to interoperate with other digital devices via a Bluetooth network. - the "Connectivity" variant contains an active and intelligent control unit and a USB Host controller, allowing it to connect to local area networks (LANs), wide area networks (WANs) and GPS networks by becoming active with respect to devices connected to the same networks. Thus the device is able to connect and navigate the pages of the Internet, Intarnet, Extranet, GPS and interact fully with servers to which it has connected. - The variants "Active Devices for Personalization and Interaction" take advantage of the characteristics of the "Connectivity" variant and the specific applications constitute the active family of the device. They can personalize personal data, edit and receive / transmit and actively interact with local area networks (LANs), WANs and GPS. - the "Touchscreen" variant is capable of increasing the possibilities of interaction of the device - the "Magnet and bridge" variant allows the device to be fixed on the metal surfaces or to stand up for more ease of use in the various environments. 15 - the variant "TV output" allows the device to broadcast its content on the screen of a TV and to share with several people a larger image. - the variant "Rotating Image" to allow the device to be used in all positions - the "Pico Projector" variant to give the contents of the device the possibility of being shared with several people independently and without going through a other device. - the "complete mode" variant for uses which need a relative rigidity with regard to very frequent handling. - the variant "Lightened complete mode" according to which the electronic and digital module is also in one piece but some parts are cut to lighten the device 25 - the variant "intermediate mode" according to which the electronic and digital module is lightened and shortcut of 2/3. - the variant "Flexible screen" having a flexible screen to be transported in a pocket. - the "fully flexible mode" variant which is completely flexible to be transported in all conditions. 30 - the variant "welded mode to the surface" to have the necessary rigidity in environments likely to present frequent mechanical shocks. - the variant "Luminous Background Mode" with a transparent and backlit face to highlight some or all of these areas thanks to the light effects produced - the variant "MI-V-1" with one side provided with extensions for greater adhesion with the bottom. - variant "MI-V-2" with a light and molded bottom. - variant "MI-V-3" with a molded and light side provided with extensions. - variant "MI-V-4" with a light, molded bottom and face. - the "Widget" variant with the implementation of the "widget" (aggregator) clients of the RSS feeds. the "Combination" variants that group all or part of the modules described to create undescribed variants of the device. It is understood that these examples have been cited as non-limiting.

I.F- The representation of the different figures constituting the drawings Figure No. 01: This figure represents a first view of the back of the FUND (FD) of the device as well as the positioning details of its fields. Figure N ° 02: This figure represents a first view of the front of the Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN) in basic version as well as the implementation of its submodules on its three parts, its connections and its input / output socket. Figure N ° 03: This figure represents a first view of the front of the FACE (FC) of the device as well as the details of positioning of its fields. Figure N ° 04: This figure represents a second view of the front of the (MOEN) in basic version, similar to the figure No. 02, equipped with an external memory reader. Figure N ° 05: This figure represents a third view of the front of the (MOEN) in basic version, similar to the figure N ° 04, equipped with a controller of acquisition of image and sound, connected to a digital camera and to a microphone. Figure N ° 06: This figure represents a fourth view of the front of (MOEN) in basic version, similar to figure N'05, provided with a Bluetooth controller, connected to its specific antenna. Figure N ° 07: This figure shows a fourth view of the front of the (MOEN) in basic version, similar to figure N ° 06, provided with an active and intelligent control unit, a USB Host controller and a second entry / exit. Figure No. 08: This figure shows a second view of the back of the FUND (FD) of the device, similar to Figure No. 01, with two additional fields for the camera and the microphone. Figure No. 09: This figure shows a second view of the front of the FACE (FC) of the device, similar to Figure No. 03, with two additional fields for the camera and the microphone Figure No. 10: This figure represents a first front view of the Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN) in full mode as well as the implementation of basic submodules on its surface. Figure N ° 11: This figure represents a second view of the front of the Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN) in complete mode, similar to the figure N ° 10, demonstrating the implantation of all the submodules on its surface. Figure N ° 12: This figure represents a first view of the front of the Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN) in full light mode as well as the implementation of basic sub-modules on its surface. Figure N ° 13: This figure represents a second view of the front of the Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN) in lightened complete mode, similar to figure N ° 12, demonstrating the implantation of all submodules on its surface.

Figure N ° 14: This figure represents a first view of the front of the Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN) in intermediate mode as well as the implementation of basic sub-modules on its two parts. Figure N ° 15: This figure represents a second view of the front of the Electronic and Numeric Module (MOEN) in intermediate mode, similar to figure N ° 14, demonstrating the implementation of all the submodules on its two parts. Figure N ° 16: This figure represents a first view of the front of the Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN) in flexible screen mode as well as the implementation of basic sub-modules on its three parts. Figure N ° 17: This figure represents a second view of the front of the Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN) in flexible screen mode, similar to Figure N ° 16, demonstrating the implementation of all submodules on its three parts. Figure 18: This figure shows a first horizontal sectional view of 5 different modes of realization of the Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN) and the ways in which the bottom (Fd) and the face (FC) wrapping: MI -1: MOEN in basic mode with the face (FC) and the bottom (FD) stretching and enveloping the three parts of the MOEN. MI-2: MOEN in full face mode (FC) and bottom (FD) stretching and wrapping the single surface of the MOEN. MI-3: MOEN in intermediate mode with face (FC) and bottom (FD) stretching and wrapping both parts of the MOEN. MI-4: MOEN in soft screen mode with face (FC) and background (FD) wrapping all three parts of the MOEN. MI-5: MOEN welded to the surface with the face (FC) stretching and wrapping the three parts of the MOEN and the bottom (FD) sticking directly without stretching on all three parts. Figure 19: This figure shows a second horizontal sectional view of 4 different modes of the realization of the couplet "the face (FC) + the bottom (FD) around a MOEN in basic mode: 25 MI-V- 1: the face (FC) and its extensions stretching and wrapping around the bottom edges (FD). MI-V-2: the molded bottom (FD) enveloping the MOEN with the face (FC) stretching and sticking on the whole. MI-V-3: the molded face (FC) enveloping the MOEN with the bottom (FD) stretching and sticking on the whole. MI-V-4: the molded bottom (FD) and face (FC) enveloping the three parts of the MOEN. Figure N ° 20: This figure represents a real view of the front of the FACE (FC) of the device, similar to the figure N ° 03, but with all the submodules implanted. Functional Figure No. 01: This functional figure schematically represents a first functional view of the Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN) in basic version as well as the interconnections of its submodules by the two internal buses (the data bus and the control bus ), a USB socket and an input / output jack.

Functional Figure No. 02: This functional figure schematically represents a second functional view of the Electronic and Numeric Module (MOEN), similar to the functional figure No. 01, equipped with an external memory reader. Functional Figure No. 03: This functional figure schematically represents a second functional view of the Electronic and Numeric Module (MOEN), similar to the functional figure No. 02, equipped with an image acquisition and sound controller, connected to a digital camera and a microphone Functional Figure N ° 04: This functional figure schematically represents a second functional view of the Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN), similar to the functional figure N ° 03, provided with a Bluetooth controller, connected to its specific antenna. Functional Figure N ° 05: This functional figure schematically represents a second functional view of the Electronic and Numeric Module (MOEN), similar to the functional figure N ° 04, provided with an active and intelligent unit of the control, a controller of USB host and a second input / output socket Detailed description of the embodiment of the invention Basic Version: With reference to these drawings, in particular Figures 1-2-3 and Functional Figure No. 1 , and according to a first main feature, the device in its "Basic Version" has three parts: the BACK (FD), Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN) and the FACE (FC). FOUNDATION (FD) - (Figure N ° 01) According to the same characteristic, the FOND (FD) consists of a light and resistant material to support the whole while remaining light, so that the weight of the device in total does not exceed a standard postage (Ref 01). By way of non-limiting example, this support can be made of cardboard, light plastic, etc. It is printed on its back and prepared to receive and fix on its front, the Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN) by means of an adhesive, a resin, a light mold, etc. In a particular case of realization the FD can become this light mold itself (not illustrated). Figure No. 1 shows the back of FD where we distinguish three fields FD-A, FD-B and FD-C whose number, their arrangement and their dimensions are given by way of non-limiting example. The FD-A is the message field of the sender (user), defaulting to the left, containing by default the handwritten message of the sender. The FD-B is the field of the operator's comments (Manufacturers / distributors), located by default on the right, containing the title chosen by the operator and / or the descriptive notices of the operator and / or the descriptive mentions the digital content of the device The FD-C is the field of the legal mentions, is by default at the bottom, containing the credits artists and / or the credits manufacturers and / or the copyrights and / or the description of the field of responsibility of the operator and / or the legal notice of the operator. The FD-D is FD's built-in easel field. It can be pre-cut at the manufacturing stage to allow the user to install the device by deploying the FD-D as for an ordinary photo frame equipped with this type of bridge. The deployed FD-D is not shown. The front of FD is used to support the Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN). It can be covered with glue and / or resin to fix and protect the MOEN. This front is not illustrated.

Electronic and Numeric Module (MOEN) - (Figure N ° 02 & N ° 18) & (Functional Figure N ° 1) According to the same characteristic, the Electronic and Numeric Module (MOEN) consists of one or more circuits (s). ) printed form (s) containing electronic, digital, sound and image reproduction components and control interfaces. The printed circuit is made from epoxy resin and split with one or more thin layer (s) of copper. Figure N ° 02 shows the front of the MOEN with three parts MOEN-A, MOEN-B and MOEN-C and three MOEN-AB-1, MOEN-AB-2 and MOEN-AB-3 links, the number of which their arrangement and their dimensions are given by way of non-limiting example. The MOEN-A part is the main part of the module, comprising almost all the electronic and digital circuits of the device. It consists of a printed circuit making the support for integrated circuits, passive components, operational amplifiers, quartz, etc. The sub-module (1) is the screen and loudspeaker controller as well as the shared main memory (2) (Ref 02) between all the submodules. It also constitutes the internal data bus (7) for connecting the USB bridge controller (06) and its software module (08) or its hardware module (09), (Functional Figure No. 1). The sub-modules (6) and ((8) or (9)) provide external management of the main memory (2) via the USB bus and its USB socket (10). By the external management of the main memory (2), we mean its handling by an active digital device such as a computer, a PDA, etc. connected to the device by a USB cable, (Ref 03), not shown. The sub-modules (6) and (8) can be fully integrated into the sub-module (1), (Figure N ° 02) and use a standard application (Ref 04) supplied with the device In this first case, this management is through submodules (6) and (8) and through specific applications installed on active devices, which allow you to view the contents of the main shared memory (2), add photos or delete images from them. 'other. In a second case, this management no longer needs a specific application installation thanks to the submodule (9), (Ref 05). In a third case the screen controller and flat speaker also processes the videos to display (Ref 06).

The first part MOEN-A and the second part MOEN-B are connected with a first main link MOEN-AB-1, connecting the sub-module of screen controller and loudspeaker (1) and the screen (3) or (31) or (32) or (33). The second MOENAB-2 main link carries a sound signal between the screen and loudspeaker controller (1) and the MOEN-B portion to be transmitted to the MOEN-C portion. Being bidirectional, it could thus transmit the sound and image signals of the real-time acquisition of the MOEN-C part to the MOEN-A part in order to be processed by the corresponding submodules (presented in the variants). The third main link MOEN-AB-3, carries on the one hand the information of the internal control bus (5), that is to say the commands from the user interface buttons (4) with or without those of the component (41) of the remote control and secondly, the power supply from the rechargeable battery and its connection (13) to the MOEN-A portion for processing and powering its submodules. The first MOEN-AB-1 link consists of a flexible circuit strip (Ref 07), facilitating the flexible articulation between MOEN-A and MOEN-B. It is illustrated in the drawings of the device symbolically. The second MOEN-AB-2 link and the third MOEN-AB-3 link are multifilar and flexible links. They are illustrated in the drawings of the device in a symbolic and unifilar way.

The MOEN-B part consists of a printed circuit which comprises a LCD (liquid crystal display) type display screen (Ref 00). It is provided with cutouts for screens of various sizes, (3) to 1.5 ", (31) to 1.8", (32) to 2.4 "and (33) to 3.5", etc., the number, shape, their arrangement and their dimensions are given by way of non-limiting examples. The MOEN-B is essentially used for the display screen support (3), (31), (32), (33), etc., which fits inside the cutouts provided for this purpose and connects by their MOENAB-1 link connecting it directly to the control submodule (1). This embedding provides a minimum device thickness that is the total of the display screen thickness (3) plus the thicknesses of the FD and the FC without adding the thickness of the MOEN-B (Figure No. 18, MI - 1 & MI-2 & MI-3 & MI-4). It also comprises the user interface buttons (4) with or without the component (41) and the sensor (42) of the remote control as well as the internal control bus (5) connecting them to the MOEN-A portion via the link MOEN-AB-3. These buttons are of type push button membrane (Ref 08), facilitating their implementation on MOEN-B and their use through FC. The component (41) and the sensor (42) of the remote control are optional components facilitating the handling of the device in case of its setting frame or out of reach of the user. Indeed, if the device is placed in a frame and / or hung on the wall, etc., the user interface buttons can no longer be easily accessible. The remote control (not shown) and its components (41), (Ref 09) and (42), (Ref 10) can remedy these accessibility problems. This part also provides the link between the screen controller and speaker sub-module (1) and the flat speaker and its connection (11) and the headphone / input connector and its connection (12), included in the MOEN-C part thanks to the MOEN-AB-2 link. This link is bidirectional to allow the real time acquisition of sound and images as well. The MOEN-B part is powered by the rechargeable battery and its connection (13) by transmitting the supply MOEN-AB-3 to the MOEN-A part. It should be noted that the MOEN-AB-3 link is used together to transmit the signals of the user interface buttons (4) with or without the component (41) and the sensor (42) of the remote control collected and transmitted by the control bus. internal (5), and P rechargeable battery power supply (13). It is also used to charge the rechargeable battery (13), via the USB socket (10) and control circuits (14), (not illustrated). Indeed, once the device connected via the USB plug to an active device or a USB power adapter (Ref 11), (not shown), the rechargeable battery (13) starts to recharge automatically.

The MOEN-C part is composed, as non-limiting examples of a flat speaker and its connection (11), (Ref 12), having the function of broadcasting sounds, music, lyrics, sound effects, etc., part of contents and / or acquisitions in real time of the device. It also comprises a headphone / input connector and its connection (12), (Ref 13), and its rigid support (12-1). This connector has the functionality to allow the user to connect a headphone (Ref 14), (not illustrated) to the device, as well as the connection of an external source via (Ref 15), (not shown) for acquisition of sound, music, sound effects, etc., in time, by the device. The rigid support (12-1) serves to stabilize the connector (12), to give it the necessary rigidity for the connections and disconnections envisaged of the connector of the device. Being of flexible metal or plastic material to facilitate the flexible articulation between MOEN-B and MOEN-C, this support could be welded or glued to (12). It can also be simply put end to end with MOEN-B without being welded or glued, thus providing the necessary support for (12) being simply fixed between FD and FC. The flat speaker (11) and the earphone / input connector and its connection (12) are connected to the MOEN-A portion via the MOEN-AB-2 link, and through the MOEN-B portion. We will see later in the variants that this bidirectional link will also transmit the sound and image signals of the real-time acquisition of the MOEN-C part to the MOEN-A part. MOEN-C also includes a rechargeable battery and its connection (13), (Ref 16). This battery is of a flat shape, flexible and resistant, only deforms the device slightly allowing it to be handled and transported as a postcard. The rechargeable battery (13) supplies the MOEN-B and the MOEN-A with the MOEN-AB-3 connection. FACE (FC) - (Figure N ° 03) & (Figure N ° 02) According to the same characteristic, the FACE (FC) consists of a cardboard material and / or plastic light and resistant, to be printed, cut in several places, glued, taken in resin and presented with enough elasticity to cover and take the overall form of FD + MOEN without being torn by the manipulations of the user. Figure N ° 03 shows the front of FC where we distinguish 9 fields whose number, their arrangement and their dimensions are given as non-limiting examples: FC-A, is the Photo field on which are printed a set of elements selected by the operator (manufacturer) and / or the graphic elements extracted from the edited digital content of the device, which is by default on the right.

FC-B, is the cutting field for the screen (3) or a screen of different size and / or shape (31) or (32) or (33), etc., located by default in the center where a part of FC-A is cut beforehand to correctly display the screen (3) or one of the screens of different sizes (31), (32), (33), etc. A self-adhesive transparent plastic protective membrane can be added to the fields (3), (31), (32), (33), etc. or on the entire surface of the FC-B. FC-C, is the markdown field of the user interface buttons (4), which is by default at the bottom of the FC-B. This field is slightly demarcated by printing and / or deformation (bulging) to facilitate the use of the user interface buttons (4). These boundaries may be of the same size or size to accentuate some orders over others. FC-CT, is the cutting field for the sensor (42) of the remote control in case it is implanted, located by default to the right of FC-C. FC-D, is the cutting field for the USB socket (10), located by default on the left.

FC-E, is the field of the mentions of the operator and its messages, containing the descriptions of the published contents of the device, being by default on the left. FC-F, is the operator's logo field, defaulting to the left. FC-G, is the demarcation field of the flat speaker (11), located by default on the right. This field is slightly demarcated by printing and / or deformation (curved) to facilitate the incorporation of the flat speaker (11). The manufacturer is concerned about the proper application of the CF on the (11) so as to minimize the sound attenuation. FC-H, is the cutting field for the earphone connector, input / output (12) and for the TV output jack (12-2), in case they are installed, located by default on the right .

FC-I, is the demarcation field of the rechargeable battery and its connection (13), located by default on the right. This field is slightly demarcated by printing and / or deformation (curved) for ease incorporation of the rechargeable battery (13). The variants: According to variant No. 01 "Storage, Management, Passive Personalization" and a second main feature, illustrated in Figure No. 04 and Functional Figure No. 02: The device according to the invention may contain a module called "Reader of External Memories "(15), (Ref 17) allowing it to read all external memories compatible with the reader (15). Thanks to this module the device acquires, beyond its main memory and its USB connection, the possibility of storage, management, exchange and passive personalization of the data on all memory media compatible with the reader (15). By passive personalization we mean the addition and exchange of personal data.

According to Variant No. 02 "Acquisition of Sound and Image" and a third main feature, illustrated in Figure No. 05 and Functional Figure No. 03: The device according to the invention may contain a module named "Acquisition Controller Image & Sound "(16), (Functional Figure No. 1) (Ref 18) connected to a" Digital Camera "(17), (Ref 19) and a" Microphone "(18) (Ref 20). These modules will allow the device to acquire real-time personal data by the camera (17) with or without the microphone (18) and the input channel (12) (photo, video, music, sound message, sound effects) . The (16) receives the signals from (17), (18), and (12), processes and writes them to the shared main memory (2), ready to be read or copied by the other modules of the device.

By default the back of the FUND (FD), shown in Figure No. 08, represents two additional fields to be cut FD-E and FD-F for the camera (17) and the microphone (18) of (16). These cuts will be made in the manufacture of the variant whose camera and microphone are located on the back of the Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN). It is also possible to implant the camera (17) and the microphone (18) on the front of the Electronic and Digital Module (MOEN). In this case the front of the FACE (FC) shown in Figure No. 09 represents two additional fields to be cut, FC-J and FC-K, for the microphone (17) and the camera (18) of (16). These cut-outs made during the manufacture of the variant will therefore be located either on the back of the FD or on the front of the FC. According to variant No. 03 "Interoperability" and a fourth main feature, illustrated in Figure No. 06 and Functional Figure No. 04: The device according to the invention may contain a module named "Bluetooth Controller" (19), (Ref. 21), connected to an antenna (20), (Ref 21). This module allows the device to interoperate with other digital devices in Bluetooth reception / transmission, passively and LAN data through the Piconet © micro-network, or simply supported by a Bluetooth master device. By passive interoperability we mean, device support by Bluetooth-Master devices, such as computers, mobile phones etc., and the exchange of data through these master devices with other passive devices such as printers Therefore, in the absence of an active role within a Bluetooth micro-network, the device can nevertheless print and / or exchange its content with other active and passive Bluetooth devices. According to variant No. 04 "Connectivity" and a fifth main feature, illustrated in Figure No. 07 and Functional Figure No. 05: The device according to the invention may contain a module called "Active and Intelligent Control Unit" (21). ), (Ref 22) with a module named "USB Host Controller" (22), (Ref 23). The module "Active and Intelligent Control Unit" (21), is an "application processor" (microcontroller) belonging to the field of computers and electronic mass products (CE). The addition of these two modules equips the necessary intelligence device, to make it active vis-à-vis the connected devices as well as additive modules complementary (23), (24), (25), etc., via its bus USB active. With the addition of 21 and 22 the device became able to connect to local area networks (LANs), wide area networks (WANs) and GPS networks and communicate in data reception / transmission. In all non-limiting references (Ref 22), the "Active and Intelligent Control Unit" (21) already contains an internal module (22). This will not limit the choice of the manufacturer for the module (21) according to intended applications. Indeed the manufacturer can implement a (21) simpler and add a module (22). The module (22) allows the device to actively manage add-on add-on modules for full communication with the aforementioned networks. By way of nonlimiting example, the standards used for this communication via the USB active bus are: The WiFi USB key (23), (Ref 24) to connect to a local area network (LAN) within a network. house or office with an internet connection and WiFi router; The 3G USB Key (24), (Ref 25) to connect to the Internet via WAN 30 in areas under 3G coverage. The GPS USB key (25), (Ref 26) to connect to GPS networks to locate geographically.

Other USB modules can be supported by the device (not shown), for non-limiting examples we quote: USB to FireW module (Ref 27), is used by the device to connect to devices with this device bus, without modification of the internal structure of the device As non-limiting examples for these devices, we cite: o DV video cameras o external hard drives o cameras, etc., TNT digital terrestrial television USB module (Ref 28), endows the device with the reception power of the digital television broadcast by the DVB-T channel (different from the IP channel) and the electronic program guide (EPG), in total mobility USB radio tuncr FM module (Ref 29) and / or RTN, gives the possibility to receive analog and / or digital radios to the device Pico USB Projector Module (Ref 30), is a mini laser projector that brings to the device a major asset to share the contents of the device with several people simultaneously and / or enjoy a great image everywhere and on any type of media like screen. USB Car Charger Module (Ref 31) provides the device with guaranteed autonomy in or near a car, to allow users to take full advantage of the features of some variants, slightly more demanding in energy. By default the device is charged via USB connection with an active device or connection of a USB power adapter (Ref 11). Solar charger USB module (Ref 32), extends the autonomy of the device significantly especially in the regions and / or places where the electric current is not regularly at hand. Irda Infrared Communication USB Module (Ref 33), allows the device to connect with passive and active communicating devices in Irda protocol (computers, PDA, printer, etc.) USB communication module via Ethernet support (Ref 34) , allows communication with the IP protocol in wired mode with passive and active devices communicating with this protocol (computers, PDAs, printers, etc.) USB cable for "computer-to-computer" communication (Ref 35), offers the active family of devices the ability to communicate with other active devices through this USB cable. Indeed the device becomes active the USB cable (Ref 03) is no longer suitable for this mode of communication. USB keyboard module, is connected to the device to allow users to enter text USB module joystick (Ref 36), is connected to the device to allow better interaction with the games of devices of the active family. USB light module (Ref 37), provides the necessary light for situations where ambient light does not allow correct shooting by (17). According to the variants No. 05 "Active Personalization and Interaction Devices" and a sixth main feature, not illustrated: By taking advantage of the characteristics of the "Connectivity" variant provided with the modules (21) and (22), on the one hand, and thanks to the applications developed for this purpose on the other hand, we conctituons "Active Family" of the device. The devices from this family are able to navigate the pages of the Internet, Intranet, Extranet and interpret the commands of the 15 servers to which it connects in languages compatible with its applications. They will also be able to interpret and interact with signals from GPS satellite networks to exploit geo-positioning data. They will be able to provide users with all the appropriate means and interfaces, to fully interact with the usage services of the aforementioned networks. These devices can also actively interact and personalize data from servers, passive and active devices within local area networks (LANs), wide area networks (WANs) and GPS. Active interaction and personalization reside in data processing and modification. By the active way of processing and modifying data, as non-limiting examples, we mean: 25 APP-01 ability to update personal, edited and received / transmitted (private and / or public) content, and interact by actively connecting to: o USB external hard drives, without the aid of another active device, (not shown), o Local & (WAN) and / or WAN (WAN) Servers & Local Services, and / or 3G, (not shown), 30 o websites, Intarnet, Extranet, Wifi and / or 3G, (not shown), o GPS networks, (not shown), APP-02 behave as a perfect customer specialized services in Internet line, intranet, extranet, designed for this purpose (Wifi and / or 3G) and / or GPS services, APP-03 able to receive radio broadcasts (Ref 29) and / or digital television broadcast via IP on the Internet (Ref 24), (Ref 25) or DVB-T (Ref 28). APP-04 can connect actively to passive devices, such as for example non-limiting printers to print the contents of the device or scanners to receive, store, manipulate the scanned images, without the aid of another device active, etc., (not i (glossy), APP-05 can play games designed for the device, locally or in a network, with or without a joystick, etc., APP-06 can write text using a USB keyboard with or without a mouse and through an appropriate application (not illustrated), APP-07 interact / play with the local kiosks and / or remote servers to allow users to progress along a marked path accessing the information necessary for each tag through the networks Blutooth and / or Wifi and / or 3G and / or GPS, etc., (not shown), / \ P9-08 able to guide and assist GPS navigation to direct users to a specific location and / or a marked path, designate by the device and associated with the places marked by the Bluetooth tags and / or Wifi tags and / or GPS coordinates, (no he (ustré), APP-09 associate the memories acquired on site (photo, video, music, sound message, sound effects, text image), etc., Bluetooth beacons and / or Wifi beacons and / or GPS coordinates so as to constitute indexed recordings on routes taken, etc., in a slide show, (not illustrated), APP-10 to receive, transcode and interact with RSS content syndication servers as an RSS aggregator (Ref 38). this allows the device to keep the user permanently informed about his / her area of interest, broadcasting general news, weblogs, sports results, job offers, real estate announcements, weather, etc.

According to variant No. 06 "Touch Screen" and a seventh main feature, not shown: The device according to the invention can benefit from a touch screen (Ref 41) gathering the display of a screen and devices features input and pointing (the keyboard and the mouse) to replace / supplement the user interface buttons (4). This embodiment is quite suitable for the active family of the device, needing a high interactivity. According to the variant No. 07 "Magnet and Bridge" and an eighth main feature, not shown: The device according to the invention may have a magnetic background with self-adhesive labels for address marking and postal postage (no illustrated). This magnetic background allows the device to be placed on a metal surface to position adequately in the desired locations as in the kitchen or workshop, etc.

The magnetic bottom is equipped with FD-D, FD-E and FD-F cutouts for the same uses. According to variant No. 08 "TV output" and a ninth main feature, illustrated in Figure No. 07: The device according to the invention may have an output for connecting to a television (12-2), (Ref 40). It allows the device to broadcast its content on the screen of a TV or using a video projector (Ref 43) and share it well, with several people at once and / or benefit from a larger image. According to variant No. 09 "Rotating Image" and a tenth main characteristic, not shown: The device according to the invention may have a rotation detector (Ref 39) to enable it to turn the image of its screen in the direction of its rotation. This embodiment allows the device to be placed in any angular position while displaying its contents correctly through its display screen (3), (31), (32), (33), etc. According to variant No. 10 "Pico Projector" and an eleventh main feature, not shown: The device according to the invention may have an integrated pico projector (Ref 30) to project its contents on a surface, object, etc.. The pico projector is a mini laser projector that does not need image focusing because it uses a laser beam to trace the image. This module brings to the device a major asset which is to visualize the content of its device with several people simultaneously and / or enjoy a great image everywhere and on any type of support such as the screen by completely passing the display devices and listening. In the case where the device is used as a decorative element or a demonstration / presentation means this module allows it to serve as a projector to share its content with everyone in the same place. Beyond its default embodiment illustrated in FIG. No. 02, the MOEN part 5 may also be implemented as a non-limiting example in: According to variant No. 11 "Complete Mode" and a twelfth main characteristic, illustrated in FIG. Figure N ° 10 & 11 & 18: And according to the embodiment, "complete mode", the module "MOEN" is no longer made up of three parts but of a single piece. This single piece, which has the same dimensions as the FD and the FC, contains the union of the MOEN-A and MOEN-B as well as the MOEN-C part integrated into the continuation of the surface of the printed circuit. This embodiment is suitable when the rigidity and stability of the device are more important than its lightness as for the variant No. 05 "Active Devices for Personalization and Interaction" and the variant No. 22 "Widget". Indeed, these variants need a relative rigidity to suit their mode of use which requires a certain robustness vis-à-vis the very frequent handling. According to variant No. 12 "Full Mode Lightened" and a thirteenth main feature. illustrated in FIGS. 12 & 13: And according to the embodiment, "Lightened complete mode", the "MOEN" module is made in one piece as the "Complete mode", some parts of which are cut to lighten the device The MOEN-A and MOEN-B parts return to their original dimensions but are merged. The MOEN-C part is in turn lightened and merged with the rest. This variant is a compromise between the rigidity and the lightness of the device The use of this version of devices involves less manipulation than the variant No. 1 1. According to variant No. 13 "Intermediate Mode" and a fourteenth main feature, illustrated in Figure N ° 14 & 15 & 18: And according to the embodiment, "Intermediate mode", the "MOEN" module is made by combining the two parts MOEN-A and MOEN-B without changing their original dimensions. The MOEN-C part is not covered by the printed circuit board. This mode provides the device with enough rigidity in the parts covered by MOEN-A and MOEN-B and gives the MOEN-C portion relative flexibility. This variant can handle as much handling as the version N ° 12 but it is lighter. The lightness of the device makes postage more economical. According to variant No. 14 "Soft Screen Mode" and a fifteenth main feature. 5 illustrated in FIGS. 16 & 17 & 18: MOEN-B may contain flexible displays (Ref 42), (3s), (31s), (32s), (33s), etc. and having a MOEN-D flexible circuit (Ref 07) for containing user interface buttons (4) with or without the component (41) and the sensor (42) of the remote control. This embodiment is intended to make the device very flexible and lightweight. Users can place the device from this variant in their pockets and transport it freely without fear of damaging their screen. This flexibility and lightness makes the device extra mobile. According to variant No. 15 "Fully Flexible Mode" and a sixteenth main characteristic, not shown: And according to the "Fully Flexible Mode" embodiment, the MOEN module and all these components, can be realized entirely by the flexible circuits ( Ref 07) as in the case of MOEN-D and flexible screens (Ref 42), such as flexible displays (3s), (31s), (32s), (33s), etc. and their appropriate components. This embodiment makes the device ultra mobile. According to variant No. 16 "Welded mode on the surface" and a seventeenth main characteristic, illustrated in FIG. 18: And according to the embodiment "Welded mode on the surface", the screen (3) or (31) or (32) or (33), etc., can be welded directly to the surface of the MOEN-B portion. This allows the device to acquire the extreme rigidity necessary in the case of certain specific variants used in environments likely to present frequent mechanical shocks. According to variant No. 17 "Bright Background Mode" and an eighteenth main feature not illustrated: And according to the embodiment "Bright Background Mode", the screen (3) or (31) or (32) or (33 ), etc., may be provided with a light reflective back covering all or part of the total surface of the device, thereby backlit all or part of the FC. With this embodiment the manufacturer / distributor can create specific transparent FC to highlight certain areas of it through the light effects produced. According to variant No. 18 "Implementation Mode Version MI-V-1" and a nineteenth main characteristic, illustrated in Figure No. 18 & No. 19: The device according to the invention has the default mode of MI-1 basic implantation, illustrated in Figure N ° 18. The FC face can be provided with extensions FC-L, for greater adhesion with the bottom FD as illustrated MI-V-1 in Figure No. 19. FC-L extensions may cover two or three or all four sides of the FD (not shown). According to variant No. 19 "MI-V-2 Version Implementation Mode" and a twentieth main characteristic, illustrated in FIGS. 18 and 19: The device according to the invention having by default the implantation mode Basic MI-1, illustrated in Figure N ° 18, can be equipped with a fully molded and light bottom named FOND-M. The M-FOUNDATION can completely fit the back side of the MOEN as shown in the MI-V-2 layout, in Figure N ° 19. According to variant No. 20 "MI-V-3 Version Implementation Mode" and a twenty-first main characteristic, illustrated in FIG. 18 and No. 19: The device according to the invention benefiting from the MI-1 basic implantation, can also benefit from a fully molded and lightweight face named FACE-M. . The FACE-M can completely fit the front of the MOEN, and can also be equipped with the FC-L extensions, as shown in the MI-V-3 implementation mode, in Figure N ° 19. According to variant No. 21 "Implementation Mode MI-V-4 Version" and a twenty-second main feature, illustrated in Figure No. 18 & No. 19 - the device according to the invention benefiting from basic implantation mode MI-1, can benefit from a fully molded and lightweight face FACE-M and a fully molded bottom 25 and lightweight FOND-M. . FACE-M and M-FOUND completely fit the MOEN, as shown in the MI-V-4 layout, in Figure N ° 19. According to variants No. 22 "Widget" and a twenty-third main feature, not shown: The device according to the invention benefiting by default from the basic implantation mode MI-1, illustrated in Figure No. 18, may be equipped with a lightly molded bottom (M-FOUND) as shown in the MI-V-2 layout, in Figure N ° 19. It can also benefit from a fully molded face (FACE-M) as shown in the MI-V-3 or MI-V-4 implementation modes. In these embodiments, it is preferable to implement the "widget" (aggregator) clients of the RSS feeds (Ref 38) with the applications designed specifically for this purpose. These applications providing by way of non-limiting example: APP-11: information server flow client APP-22: discussion server flow client APP-13: ad server stream client APP-14: client tracking / tracking server streams According to variants No. 23 "Combinations" and a twenty-fourth main characteristic, not shown: The devices according to the invention can consist of a complete or partial combination of the modules presented above, for create undescribed variants, (not shown). It is understood that the basic embodiment of the embodiment and the variants described above have the role of illustrator and in no way limit the embodiments and / or the undescribed applications of the device according to the invention. Ref 00 - The LCD or liquid crystal display (LCD) is the main component of flat monitors for computers, television and mobile digital devices. It provides the function of displaying multimedia digital content such as text, still / moving images and videos. By way of non-limiting example, here are some of the best known manufacturers: Acer (company), Aoc ©, AU Optronics ©, Barco ©, BenQ ©, Boe Hydis (Formerly Hyundai Displays Korea) ©, Casio ©, Chi Mei Optoelectronics ©, CoolTouch Monitors ©, Corning Inc. ©, Dell ©, Eizo ©, Epson ©, Fujitsu ©, Hansol ©, Hitachi ©, HP ©, iiyama ©, International Display Works ©, JVC ©, Kyocera ©, Lenovo ©, LG Display ©, LXD Incorporated ©, Medion ©, NEC Display Solutions ©, Panasonic (Matsushita) ©, Polaroid Corporation ©, Powerlight ©, ProScan ©, Rca ©, Samsung Electronics ©, Sharp Corporation ©, S-LCD ©, Sony ©, Syo ©, Toshiba ©, USEI ©, Videocon ©, Viewsonic ©, Vizio ©, Xerox ©.

Ref 01 - The authorized weight for a standard postage (Priority Letter France Metropolitan) is 20g and 50g: La Poste - DGELP - RCS 356 000 000 - 2009 Ref 02 - MACRONIX INTERNATIONAL, MX P074121 29LV320 as a non-limiting example.

Ref 03 - USB socket (10) is a 5-pin Mini-USB type SMD AB & B soldering, as a non-limiting example, AIMITAC, 5075ABRM-5-8M. The USB connection cable has one side of a mini-A male connector and the other a male A plug to connect to the active device. It has the ability to receive power to charge the battery of mobile devices, connected to an active device or to the mains.

Ref 04 - In the case where the sub-module (1) ensures the display of photos with or without sound, and the external management of the main memory (2) is carried out by the installation of a standard application, to As a non-limiting example, the component Sitronix0, ST2203U & ST2205U Integrated Microcontrollers can be implemented using, as a nonlimiting example, PhotoViewer.exe v3.03fse.

Ref 05 - In this case the sub-module (1) ensures the display of photos with or without sound, thanks to the same types of Sitronix0 component, ST2203U of Ref 03, but the direct external management of the main memory (2) via the USB bus is given as a non-limiting example to the OTi © component, OTi-2168 USB 2.0 Flash Disk Controller. This type of component does not need a specific application installation on the active device.

Ref 06 - In the case where the submodule (1) also displays videos, as a non-limiting example the component, Amlogic0, AML6210DP, provides the ability to play videos in MPEG1 / 2 / format 4, DivX, and AVI. It also provides USB Host support without the need for OTiO, OTi-2168 USB 2.0 Flash Disk Controller components. With this type of component (Amlogic0), the device has "USB On the Go" (OTG) function allowing it to connect to other USB passive devices such as external hard drives and communicate with them without using a device. active as a computer etc. To have more capacity in terms of video features, as a non-limiting example, the ZoranC component, CVD1 2D Comb Filter Video Decoder, can be implemented. This type of component handles virtually all video formats.

In some cases, an OTiC-type OTi-2168 USB 2.0 Flash Disk Controller component must also be installed to benefit from direct external management of shared main memory (2) via the USB bus. The two aforementioned families of components, (AmlogicC and Zorane) provide a special output to connect to a TV (TV- (1UT), we refer to it in the variant "TV output" Ref 07 - As a non-limiting example, Salco Circuits ©, FFC / FPC Flex Cables or AIT COUPLERTm organic copper-clad laminate flexible substrate or Lenthor e, Multilayer Rigid Flex Ref 08 - As a non-limiting example, knitter-switch ©, Membrane- Keypads Ref 09 - As a non-limiting example, BITCODE ©, BC7210 Ref 10 - As a non-limiting example, VISHAYO, TSOP1738 or VS0038 Ref 11 - As a non-limiting example, USB power adapters, WorldPower ©, USB or mr! Tech © Power Adapter, USB Universal Power Adapter / Charger / 1000mA Ref 12 -A non-limiting example, as miniature speaker, Regal Electronics ©, RE-2308-NL or for highs piezo-electric speakers, TAIYO YUDENO, MLS20070 Ref 13 -A title of non-limiting example, plug Jack 2.5 plastic and metal Stereo Female solder. Ref 14 - As a non-limiting example, stereo headphones, KOSS ©, KEB4 Stereo Headphones.

Ref. 15 - By way of nonlimiting example, a cable provided with a jack 2.5 Stereo male plug from a source such as the output of a tape recorder, an amplifier of a stereo, an MP3 player, etc. Ref 16 - As a non-limiting example, FUJI © flat battery, 293450 from 3.7V 500mAh to 4.8V 1400mAh.

Ref 17 - As a non-limiting example, Panasonic ©, 080919P, AXA2R73061 Ref 18 - By way of non-limiting example, Zoran © COACHTM 9, ZR36470 Ref 19 - By way of non-limiting example, Bene, S700 Internai Digital Camera Ref 20 -A non-limiting example, Motorola ©, V3690 / V3688 / \ 7A90 / \ / 998 Internal Microphone Ref 21 -A non-limiting example, ATMEL ©, AT76C551 with an antenna (20) in printed circuit and connected with a specific connection (not shown) Ref. 22 - By way of non-limiting example, Marvell ©, PXA168 or 88F6180 or 88F6281 or PXA27X Processor Family as NHPXA27C05. Ref 23 - By way of non-limiting example, FTDIC, Vinculum, VNC1L-1A Ref 24 - By way of non-limiting example, Trendnete, WiFi USB stick TEW424UB 54 Mbps or D-Link ©, USB stick DWL G122 WiFi 802 llg 54 Mbps Ref 25 -As a non-limiting example, Sony Ericsson ©, 3G USB Stick MD300 or Huawei ©, USB Stick El 70 Broadband compatible EDGE / 3G + Ref 26 - As a non-limiting example, Trackstick 0, GPS USB stick, TSII Ref 27 - As a non-limiting example, Pixela © USB to FireWire Adapter Ref 28 - As a non-limiting example, TE - - TEC ©, Cinergy Hybrid USB XS FM - USB Stick TNT / TV + FM - TERRATEC-10550 Ref 29 - As a non-limiting example, SUNBEAM ©, FM Radio Receiver - USB Ref 30 - As a non-limiting example, Microvision © USB external module, SHOW WX or Microvision © integrated module , PicoP display engine Ref 31- As a non-limiting example, Philips ©, Power2Charge SCM4380 Ref 32 - As a non-limiting example; Velleman ©, solar charger USB 2000mAh Ref 33 - As a non-limiting example, Polar ©, USB Irda Adapter Ref 34 - As a non-limiting example, ALL ALLAN POWER ©, USB to Fast Ethernet Adapter Ref 35 - As a non-limiting example, Belkin ©, PC to PC data transfer cable - USB 2.0 Ref 36 - As a non-limiting example, Genius ©, MaxFighter F-23U V2 Joystick-USB Ref 37 - As an example non-limiting, UPO ©, USB-002LC-1-1-1 Ref 38 - RSS feeds stream data available on servers for retrieval and retransmission, aggregation or publication online (http://web.resource.org/rss /1.0/spec). This is done by subscribing to websites via specific software called "aggregator" or "widget". These sites make available to users their content in a form easily understandable and indexable in a permanent stream named son. There are several types of threads: o information feeds, broadcasts general news, weblogs, sports results; o threads of discussion, spreading forums, mailing lists, comments of weblogs; o classified ads, broadcasting job offers, real estate listings, auctions; o tracking / "tracking", broadcasting CVS changes, wikis, bug managers. Ref 39 - As a non-limitative example, Measurement Specialties ©, Autopad Inductive Sensor offers non-contact sensing position RVIT-Z Series Ref 40 - As a non-limiting example, a composite video jack connected to a connector type Ref13 , to be connected to an RCA video jack thanks to a cable designed for this purpose. The analog video signal for the television comes from the sub-module (1), for non-limiting example, from two families of components Amlogic © and Zoran © mentioned in Ref 06.

Ref. 41 - By way of non-limiting example, the Gtouch © aditive device, 5 Wire Resistive Touch Screen Ref 42 - As a non-limiting example, Sony ©, Philips ©, Flexible OLED or Samsung ©, Fujitsu ©, Flexible LCD or Cambridge Display Technology ©, P-OLED Ref 43 - As a non-limiting example, Optoma © ES 520, Epson © EH-DM2, Aiptek © CINEMA V10, Sanyo © PLV-Z700, Mitsubishi © HC5500, Panasonic © PT AX The following is a non-limiting example of the applications that can be used to realize the main embodiment (basic) and its variants: MR- 01, "Basic Version": LCD-CARD in its basic version, contains digital multimedia content within its main memory (2), edited by the manufacturer / supplier. These are presented on the screen (3) of the device in the form of a dynamic sequence of images (the slide show). With the user interface buttons of the LCD-CARD (4), the user can start, stop, navigate and manage the slideshow. This image management of the slideshow, hence the notion "dynamic", is done as a non-limiting example by the functions, erase, replace, copy, add, put in order and change transition mode. Thanks to the USB socket (10), the user can personalize his LCD-CARD by adding his own photographs to the original slide-show of the LCD-CARD. Indeed LCD CATRE which contains only the images provided as those of the visited place, the subjects of a museum, a natural park, offers to the user the possibility to create personalized slideshows thanks to the additions of the personal photos and the management of all. The LCD-CARD in its basic version, is an autonomous digital postcard in storage, transfer, interaction, personalization and broadcasting of multimedia content. MR-02. Variant N ° 01 "Storage, Management, Passive Personalization": LCD-CARD in its storage version, management, passive customization is equipped with an "External Memories" reader (15) allowing it to read all external memories compatible with its reader (15). With this module the device can acquire, beyond the initial content of its main memory (2), photos and digital media content of other digital devices such as the digital camera, the mobile phone with memory card external, etc. It also allows users to exchange their personal contents with each other without the intervention of other devices. This is a digital postcard for sharing personal multimedia content. In a professional use of this variant we can cite a context in which the operator, a museum, a natural park, an amusement park having taken shots of the visit carried out by a group, provides them with LCD- MAP. Indeed with a single memory card, that of the photographer and without any other device (computer, etc.), the facilitator provides as many copies as wanted to the group of visitors. This version of LCD-CARD is a digital postcard of personalized collective multimedia content made by the group etiou or professionals MR-03, Variant No. 02 "Acquisition of Sound and Image": LCD-CARD in its acquisition version sound and image is equipped with a "Controller" (16), connected to a "Digital Camera" () 7) and a "Microphone" (18). This variant is the logical continuation of the main idea of the invention. Indeed, the device according to the invention aims to make the digital postcard independent of any other sound and image diffusion device and that in a total mobility. These modules will enable the device to acquire in real time and independently personal data by the camera (17) with or without the microphone (18) and by the input channel () 2) (photo, video, music, sound message , sound effects). This variant makes the multimedia digital postcard autonomous in broadcasting and in multimedia content acquisition. It is the only digital multimedia postcard that acquires and distributes these personal content without any input from other digital devices. MR-04, Variant No. 03 "Interoperability": LCD-MAP in its interoperability version is equipped with a "Bluetooth Controller" (19), connected to an antenna (20). This variant allows interoperability passively with other digital devices in Bluetooth reception / transmission. It can connect to a LAN using a Piconet © micro network, or simply by supporting a Bluetooth master device, such as computers, mobile phones, and more. In this way it can assume its data exchange with other passive devices such as printers, cameras, etc., For lack of an active role within a Bluetooth micro network device can nevertheless print and / or exchange its content with other active and passive Bluetooth devices. This variant makes the digital multimedia postcard interoperable in personal networks.

MR-5, Variant No. 04 "Connectivity": LCD-CARD in its version Connectivity is equipped with an active and intelligent control unit "(21), and a USB Host controller module" (22). The 21 being an "application processor" (a micro controller) belonging to the field of electronic products mass (CE), it brings with the complicity of the 22 to the device, the necessary intelligence, to receive add-on modules WiFi ( 23), 3G (24), GPS (25), etc., and become active with the connected devices. Through 21 and 22 the device becomes able to connect to local area networks (LAN), wide area networks (WAN) and GPS networks and to communicate in reception / transmission of data. This variant is a communicating multimedia digital postcard. Beyond the three main modules (22), (23) and (24) and by way of non-limiting example we quote some USB modules that can be supported by the device: USB to FireWire Adapter module (Ref 27), Digital Terrestrial Television USB Module (Ref 28), USB Radio FM Tuner Module (Ref 29), USB Pico Projector Module (Ref 30), USB Car Charger Module (Ref 31), Solar Powered USB Charger Module (Ref 32), Module Irda Infra Red communication USB (Ref 33), USB communication module via Ethernet support (Ref 34), USB cable for computer-to-computer communication (Ref 35), USB keyboard module, USB joystick module (Ref 36) , USB module light (Ref 37).

A brief explanation of the use of these modules is presented in the description of variant No. 04 "Connectivity". MR-6, Variants No. 05 "Active Personalization and Interaction Devices" We are the "Active Family" of the LCD-CARD taking advantage of the "Connectivity" variant features modules (21) and (22). ), and thanks to the applications developed for this purpose, the devices coming from this family are able to navigate on the Internet, Intranet and Extranet pages and to interpret the commands of the servers to which it connects in languages compatible with its applications. They will also be able to interpret and interact with the signals from GPS satellite networks, to exploit the data from geo-positioning. They will be able to provide users with all the appropriate means and interfaces, to fully interact with the usage services of the aforementioned networks.

These devices can also actively interact and personalize data from servers, passive and active devices within local area networks (LANs), wide area networks (WANs) and GPS. Active interaction and personalization reside in data processing and modification. As a non-limiting example for applications of the active way of processing and modifying data, we quote: APP-01 ability to update personal content, APP-02 behave as a perfect customer specialized online services , APP-03 able to receive radio broadcasts (Ref 29) and television (Ref 24), (Ref 25), (Ref 28), APP-04 able to connect actively to passive devices, APP-05 ability to play games designed for the device, APP-06 ability to write text through a USB keyboard with or without a mouse, APP-07 interact / play with local terminals and / or remote servers, APP-08 can guide and assist to GPS navigation, APP-09 associate memorabilia acquired on-site Bluetooth beacons, Wifi and coordinates 20 GPS APP-10 receive, transcode and interact with RSS content syndication servers (Ref 38). MR-07, Variant No. 06 "Touch Screen": LCD-CARD in its touch screen version, has a touch screen (Ref 41) gathering 25 features of display of a screen and that of the input devices and pointing (the keyboard and the mouse) to replace / supplement the user interface buttons (4). In fact, the devices of the active family need a strong interactivity with the devices and / or services to which they connect. They must have a touchscreen complementing the controls of the user interface buttons (4) to be able to: 30 behave as a perfect customer specialized online services on the Internet, Intranet, Extranet, fully interact with the games designed for the device, guide and assist to GPS navigation, This variant is a fully interactive digital postcard MB-08, Variant No. 07 "Magnet and Bridge": LCD-CARD in its magnet and easel version, has a magnetic background with self-adhesive labels for address marking and postage (not shown). Indeed, according to certain applications, the device must be able to be fixed on a metal surface to free the hands of the user. In these contexts of use the user is located in a personal or professional working environment such as a kitchen, a workshop, etc., and follows a cooking recipe or the technical explanations or the instructions for use of a machine to put running by fixing the device on the walls of the kitchen, 10 refrigerator, garage, automobile, home appliance, etc. to follow the information in hands-free mode. This variant makes the digital postcard self-fixing. This variant also benefits, like the other variants of the FD-D cutting device, for deploying its bridge and positioning it as an ordinary photo frame 15 MR-09, variant No. 08 "TV output": LCD-CARD in its output version TV, has an output (12-2) to connect to a TV. This embodiment allows the user to broadcast the digital content of the device on a large TV screen or through a video projector (Ref 43) and share this content with other people. This variant is a digital postcard 20 large format television. MR-10, Variant No. 09 "Rotating Image": LCD-CARD in its rotating image version, has a rotation detector (Ref 39) allowing it to be viewed from any angular position while displaying correctly its content on the display screen. As the device has a rectangular format by default, this flexibility allows the manufacturer / distributor as well as the end user to have a wider choice for editing their slideshow. This rotation can also be associated with the specific functions for each angular position. This variant is a rotating digital postcard. MR-11, Variant No. 10 "Pico Projector": 30 LCD-CARD in its pico projector version, is equipped with a built-in pico projector (Ref 30) to project its contents onto a surface, object, etc. This embodiment allows the user to broadcast in large format the digital content as TV output variant while passing completely from an intermediate device as a TV in all circumstances. This variant is a large digital mobile postcard. MR-12. Variant No. 11 "Complete Mode": LCD-CARD in its complete mode version, with a "MOEN" consisting of a single piece to obtain a relative rigidity to suit implantations of the device that require a certain robustness screw to their very frequent handling. These devices are suitable for applications where the rigidity and stability of the device are more important than its lightness. By way of non-limiting example, the LCD-MAP Widget (APP-10), and the LCD-MAP (APP-05), the robustness of the device largely justifies the postage surcharge. This variant is an interactive and robust digital postcard. MR-13, Variant No. 12 "Light Full Mode": LCD-CARD in its lightened full version, with a "MOEN" consisting of a single piece of which parts are cut to lighten the device. These devices are suitable for applications where a compromise between the rigidity and the lightness of the device is necessary. The lightness of the device is directly related to its postal franking price. These devices are intended as a non-limiting example for APP-03 type implantations for receiving radio broadcasts (Ref 29) and / or digital television broadcast over the IP network (Ref 24), (Ref 25) or via the DVB-T channel (Ref 28) and APP-08 type to assist GPS navigation, this compromise is very justified. This variant is a robust and lightened interactive digital postcard. MR-14, variant No. 13 "Intermediate mode": LCD-CARD in its intermediate mode version, with a "MOEN" consisting of a single lightened piece (variant No. 12) whose MOEN-C part is not covered by the printed circuit board. This variant can handle as much handling as the version N ° 12 but it is lighter. These devices are intended as a non-limiting example to implementations of type APP-07 to interact / play with local terminals and / or servers and type APP-09 to associate acquired memories, Bluetooth tags and / or tags Wifi and / or GPS coordinates so as to constitute recordings indexed on courses made in slide show. This variant is a digital road postcard. -15, Variant No. 14 "Flexible Screen Mode": LCD-CARD in its soft screen mode version, can contain flexible screens (3s), (31s), (32s), (33s), etc., (Ref 42) , and have a flexible circuit MOEN-D (Ref 07), to contain user interface buttons (4) with or without the component (41) and the sensor (42) of the remote control to make the device very flexible and light. Users can place the device from this variant in their pockets and transport it freely without fear of damaging its screen. This flexibility and lightness make the device portable at will and on a daily basis. This variant is an extra mobile digital postcard. I '-16, Variant No. 15 "Fully Flexible Mode": LCD-CARD in its fully flexible mode version, has a MOEN made entirely of flexible circuits (Ref 07), flexible screens (Ref 42) and their appropriate components. This embodiment makes the device ultra mobile, portable at will on a daily basis and taking the form of its final support. This variant is an ultra mobile digital postcard. -17, variant No. 16 "Welded mode on the surface": LCD-CARD in its version welded to the surface, has a screen (3) or (31) or (32) or (33), etc., welded directly to the surface of the MOEN. This allows the device to acquire extreme rigidity, necessary in the case of certain specific variants used in environments likely to present frequent mechanical shocks. This variant is an ultra rigid digital postcard. I -18, Variant 17 "Bright Background Mode": LCD-CARD in its light-mode version, screen (3) or (31) or (32) or (33), etc., is equipped with a light reflective back covering all or part of the total surface of the device, backlighting all or part of the FC. With this embodiment the manufacturer / distributor can create specific transparent FC to highlight certain areas of it through the light effects produced. This variant is a digital postcard with a bright background. MR-19, Variant No. 18 "Implementation Mode Version MI-V-1": LCD-MAP benefiting by default from the basic implantation mode MI-1, illustrated in Figure No. 18, has a FC face equipped with extensions FC-L, in its variant MI-V-1, for greater adhesion with the bottom FD as illustrated MI-V-1 in Figure No. 19. FC-L extensions can cover two or three or four sides of the FD giving it the flexibility to handle frequently. This variant is a flexible and lightened interactive digital postcard. MR-20. Variant N ° 19 "Implementation Mode Version MI-V-2": LCD-CARD benefiting from default of the basic implantation mode MI-1, has a completely molded and light base named FOND-M, in its variant MI-V-2 to completely fit the back of the MOEN as shown in the MI-V-2 layout, in Figure N ° 19. Having this rigid bottom (FOND-M) the device remains much less vulnerable to shocks and energetic manipulations like those of children. Therefore the device can be used as a non-limiting example, such as a toy with the same face (FC) used for basic implantation (MI-1), but robust enough to withstand shocks and energetic manipulations . This variant is an ultra-robust interactive digital postcard. MR-21, Variant No. 20 "MI-V-3 Version Implementation Mode": LCD-CARD with default MI-1 basic layout mode, has a fully molded and lightweight face named FACE-M in its MI-V-3 variant to fully encase the MOEN and envelop the FD bottom by these extensions FC-L, as illustrated by the MI-V-3 implantation mode, in FIG. 19. Having this rigid face / FACE-M), it can support energetic and very frequent interactions on its user interface (4). Therefore the device can be used as a non-limiting example, as a preferred intermediate interface between digital multimedia devices. This variant is a digital postcard with ultra robust interface. MR-22, Variant No. 21 "Implementation Mode Version MI-V-4": LCD-CARD benefiting from default MI-1 basic implantation mode, has a fully molded face and light FACE-M and a fully molded and light bottom FOND-M. . FACE-M and M-FOUND completely fit the MOEN, as shown in the MI-V-4 layout, in Figure N ° 19. Having this extreme robustness, the device can be used as a digital consumer device in the case of this variant robustness of the device largely prevails the loss of its lightness. This variant is a postcard / digital device. MR-23, Variants N ° 22 "Widget": The LCD-CARDs from the MR-19, MR-20, MR-21 and MR-22 embodiments are favored for implantations as a full-fledged interactive client Local networks, Internet network and GPS network. They can also play the role of "widget clients" (aggregator) RSS feeds (Ref 38) with applications designed specifically for this purpose. These applications providing by way of non-limiting example: APP-11: information server flow client APP-22: discussion server flow client APP-13: ad server stream client APP-14: client tracking / tracking server feeds These variants are thin client digital postcards of networks.

MR-24, variants N ° 23 "Combinations": The LCD-CARDs coming from all the variants can consist of a complete or partial combination of the modules presented above, to create the undescribed variants, able to interweave features described above. These variants are combined digital postcards.

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REVENDICATIONS1. Device of the "Digital Postcard" type, such as a professional communication medium and in particular an interactive catalog, a press kit, a promotion device, an invitation card, an individual portrait forming a portfolio, a chapter album, an announcement card, a souvenir item or a postcard, enabling viewing, listening, storage, management, communication, interaction and the mail transfer of digital multimedia content, digital content multimedia device which may be a digital content edited by a manufacturer / distributor and / or a digital personal content, characterized in that it comprises a base (FD) and a face (FC) enclosing an electronic and digital module (MOEN) comprising: a microcontroller-type main controller, such as the ST2203U microcontroller or the AML6210DP microcontroller, so that it can directly use and customize said multimedia content without having to l it is necessary to connect to said device an apparatus provided with an operating system, such as a computer, or a personal assistant; - a data bus and a control bus; a USB bridge controller (06) connected to said data bus; - Shared Master Memory (2); - an Internal Control Device (4); - an Embedded Screen (3); a loudspeaker (11) and its connection (12); - a Rechargeable Internal Battery (13) and its Charging Regulator (14). 2. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that it is in the form of a postcard. 3. Device according to any one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that said FOND (FD) is composed of a front for defining said Module (MOEN) and a back with four fields FD-A, FD-B, FD-C, FD-D, FD-E and FD-F. 4. Device according to any one of claims 1 and 3, characterized in that said FACE (FC) is composed of a back intended to define said Module (MOEN) and a front with the following fields: FC- A, FC-B, FC-C, FC-CI, FC-CT, FC-D, FC-E, FC-E, FC-F, FC-G, FC-H, FC-I, FC-J and FD-K. 5. Device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that said module (MOEN) is composed of MOEN-A, MOEN-B, MOEN-Cet / or MOEN-D parts and three main links MOEN- AB-1, MOEN-AB-2 and MOEN-AB-3. 6. Device according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that said module (MOEN) contains a module called "External Memory Reader" (15) allowing it to read all external memories compatible with said reader (15) . 7. Device according to any one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that it has a Magnetic Background allowing the device to be placed on a metal surface to position adequately in the desired locations as in the kitchen, at the workshop, etc. equipped with self-adhesive labels for address marking and postal postage constituting the same fields called FD-D, FD-E and FD-F of said bottom (FD), intended for the same purposes. 8. Device according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that it has a rotation detector to enable it to rotate the image of said screen (3) in the direction of rotation of the device giving it the possibility of being placed in any way while displaying correctly its content in relation to the high and low directions. 9. Device according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that said screen (3) or (31) or (32) or (33) is welded directly to the surface of said module (MOEN) (MI- 5), thus allowing the device to acquire extreme rigidity. 10. Device according to any one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that it contains flexible screens (3s), (31s), (32s), (33s) and has a flexible circuit constituting said module ( MOEN) or only said MOEN-D, (MI-4), to contain all the appropriate integrated circuits or only the part said MOEN-D and the user interface buttons (4) with or without the component (41) and the sensor (42) of the remote control. 11 Device according to any one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that said face (FC) is provided with extensions FC-L, for greater adhesion with said bottom (FD) (MI-V-1) or to be fully molded transforming into FACE-M fully encasing the front of said MOEN Module, while keeping said FC-L Extensions (MI-V-3).