Audio visual (AV) perception technology equipment, namely, video perception engine for television comprised of computer hardware and software for use in compressing, decompressing and enhancing AV sounds and images; display panels, namely LCD displays, plasma displays, projection displays, LED displays, OLED displays, electronic paper displays; transmission devices, namely, apparatus for the transmission of sounds and images using proprietary encoding format; storage devices, namely, DVD disk, HD-DVD disk, Blue Ray Disk, hard disk, flash memory and other electronic memory devices; audio visual players, namely, CD/DVD players, HD-DVD players, Blue Ray Dish players, digital AV players, portable media players, digital audio players; audio visual recorders, namely cassette and tape recorders and digital audio visual recorders; audio visual compression, namely AV integrated circuits, AV analog and digital hardware and software, AV compression services; audio visual encoder and decoder for enhancing image quality by giving the human brain a visual perception of better image while re-arranging the subpixel of a display and applying a controlling algorithm

Digital compression of audio and visual computer files, namely, audio and video compression methods, formats and services used in connection with audio visual perception technology; Digital compression of audio and visual computer files whereas the files names end with ;vpx" and ";vpw"