Display Device Voice Input Product Selection

The patent segments the large number of product information pages into a smaller set of representative pages displayed on the thumbnail image. Each thumbnail represents a category or group of products, allowing users to navigate to specific product groups rather than browsing through all individual product pages. This segmentation reduces the visual complexity and makes product selection more manageable.

The patent introduces thumbnail images as an intermediary between the user and the full product information pages. These thumbnails serve as a mediating interface that summarizes multiple product pages into a single visual representation, enabling users to quickly identify and access relevant product categories without being overwhelmed by the sheer number of individual product pages.

The patent segments the search results into multiple thumbnail images, each representing a distinct product or product category that matches the voice input. Instead of presenting all matching products in a single undifferentiated list, the system divides them into discrete visual groups, allowing users to clearly distinguish between different product options and make precise selections.

The patent provides visual feedback through thumbnail images that display product information corresponding to the voice input. This feedback mechanism allows users to verify whether the voice-recognized product information matches their intent by visually comparing the thumbnail content with their expected product, thereby maintaining specification accuracy despite the convenience of voice input.