Abstract: A data management circuit with network functions and a network-based data management method are provided. The network-based data management method is employed to manage a storage device coupled to a computer that includes a processor. The method includes steps of: receiving a network packet through a network; sending the network packet to the processor or accessing the storage device, according to a network header of the network packet; and requesting the processor to access the storage device according to a remaining capacity of the storage device and/or a content of the network packet.

Abstract: A control circuit of a master-side game console includes: a processor and a storage circuit for storing a computer program product.

Abstract: A control circuit of a client-side game console includes: a processor and a storage circuit for storing a computer program product. The processor is arranged to operably execute the computer program product to perform following operations: establishing networking connection between the client-side game console and a master-side game console; receiving client-side input values generated by a user control device of the client-side game console; transmitting the client-side input values to the master-side game console; receiving a target instruction and a pseudo clock indicator value transmitted from the mater-side game console; executing the target instruction in a client-side emulating environment based on the pseudo clock indicator value; and rendering an updated client-side game screen according to execution results of the target instruction and displaying the updated client-side game screen on a display device.

Abstract: A control circuit of a client-side game console includes: a processor and a storage circuit for storing a computer program product. The processor is arranged to operably execute the computer program product to perform following operations: establishing networking connection between the client-side game console and a master-side game console; receiving client-side input values generated by a user control device of the client-side game console; transmitting the client-side input values to the master-side game console; receiving a target instruction and a pseudo clock indicator value transmitted from the mater-side game console; executing the target instruction in a client-side emulating environment based on the pseudo clock indicator value; and rendering an updated client-side game screen according to execution results of the target instruction and displaying the updated client-side game screen on a display device.

Abstract: A control circuit of a master-side game console includes: a processor and a storage circuit for storing a computer program product.

Abstract: A data management circuit with network functions and a network-based data management method are provided. The network-based data management method is employed to manage a storage device coupled to a computer that includes a processor. The method includes steps of: receiving a network packet through a network; sending the network packet to the processor or accessing the storage device, according to a network header of the network packet; and requesting the processor to access the storage device according to a remaining capacity of the storage device and/or a content of the network packet.

Abstract: A method of transmit power control for a random access channel uses historical information or information from a physical layer to determine the minimum power. In one embodiment, a previous ramping power is taken as a reference power of a current ramping. The reference power is calculated by adding an offset to an initial transmit power level for the current ramping. A mobile access terminal runs the random access procedure at the initial transmit power with the added offset for the current ramping. Once a successful transmission is made during the random access procedure, the successful transmit power level is recorded as a reference power for a next random access procedure, and the transmission continues at the recorded transmit power level. When a retransmission is required, another initial transmit power level is calculated.