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1.-4. (canceled)
5. A gusseted bag comprised of a flexible, multi-layer film having an inner layer that is fusible, the gusseted bag comprising:
a bottom end that is closed before or after filling with bulk material;
a top end with a closure device;
bag walls forming a front wall of the gusseted bag and a rear wall of the gusseted bag;
gussets inserted at opposed sides between the bag walls and extending from the bottom end to the top end and ending at a spacing below upper edges of the bag walls so that a top area free of the gussets is provided;
wherein the bag walls are fused with the gussets and, in the top area free of the gussets, the bag walls are mutually fused with one another along edges of the bag walls;
wherein upper end areas of the gussets have top edges and are folded over toward one of the bag walls at a folding line and form folded-over end areas, wherein the folding line is oriented in a direction toward the bottom end at a slant inwardly and downwardly;
wherein the folded-over end areas have an inner side that is fused by a first welding seam to an inner side of a neighboring gusset half of the gussets, respectively;
wherein the folded-over end areas have an outer side that is areally fused by a second welding seam to a neighboring bag wall, respectively;
wherein an area of the neighboring gusset half adjoining the folded-over end areas is areally fused by a third welding seam to a neighboring bag wall, respectively;
wherein the first, second, and third welding seams form a fused connection that includes the top edges so that the top edges are closed.
6. The gusseted bag according to claim 5, wherein the end areas are folded over toward the rear wall.
7. The gusseted bag according to claim 5, wherein the closure device is a reclosable closure device that extends at a spacing above the folded-over end areas across an entire bag width of the gusseted bag.
8. The gusseted bag according to claim 7, wherein the reclosable closure device is a three-layer closure strip having outer layers fused to an inner side of the bag walls and having a central layer that is separable by cohesion fracture in two partial layers, wherein the two partial layers, when being placed against one another, are returned into a state of adhesive connection.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1. A semiconductor device with a silicon semiconductor body (1) having a first surface (2) and a second surface (3) facing away from the first, provided with a field effect transistor (4) comprising a source (5), a drain (6), an interposed channel (7), and a first gate (8) arranged opposite the channel (7) on the first surface (2), said gate (8) having a dimension (9) along said first surface (2), and provided with a second gate (10) provided on the second surface (3) opposite the first gate (8), characterized in that the semiconductor body (1) has a recess (11) with a depth (12) in the second surface (3), which recess (11) is concentric with a substantially perpendicular projection of the first gate (8), and in which recess (11) the second gate (10) is present.
2. A semiconductor device as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that the second gate (10) has a dimension (13) along the second surface (3), averaged over the depth (12) of the recess (11), which corresponds substantially to at most the dimension (9) of the first gate (8).
3. A semiconductor device as claimed in claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the recess (11) is substantially entirely filled by the second gate (10).
4. A semiconductor device as claimed in claim 1 or 2, characterized in that a gate dielectric (14) is present between the first gate (8) and the first surface (2).
5. A semiconductor device as claimed in claim 1 or 2, characterized in that a gate dielectric (15) is present between the second gate (10) and the second surface (3).
6. A semiconductor device as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that a substrate (16) lies against the first gate (8) and the first surface (2) of the semiconductor body (1).
7. A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device with a silicon semiconductor body (1) having a first surface (2) and a second surface (3) facing away from the first, and provided with a field effect transistor (4) comprising a source (5), a drain (6), an interposed channel (7), and a first gate (8) provided on the first surface (3) opposite the channel (7), and a second gate (10) of a second gate material provided on the second surface (3) opposite the channel, characterized in that the semiconductor body (1) with the first gate (8) on the first surface (2) and a silicon oxide layer (17) on the second surface (3) is implanted with dopant ions in a direction substantially perpendicular to the first surface (2) and through the first surface (2) so as to form an implanted region (18) behind the first gate (8) in the silicon semiconductor body (1) and an implanted zone (19) in the silicon oxide layer (17) around said region (18), whereupon silicon oxide is formed by dopant-enhanced oxidation in the implanted region (18) and the silicon oxide in said region and the silicon oxide layer (17) are removed, such that a recess (11) is created in the second surface (3) at the area of said region (18), and the second gate material (20) is provided in the recess (11), from which material the second gate (10) is formed.
8. A method as claimed in claim 7, characterized in that a gate dielectric (15) is provided in the recess (11) before the second gate material (20) is provided.

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What is claimed is:

1. A display apparatus having a video signal input terminal for inputting a video signal from another electronic appliance; a receiver for receiving a broadcast signal; a demodulator for demodulating the broadcast signal received by said receiver to thereby generate the video signal; and a display unit for displaying either the video signal inputted from said video signal input terminal or the video signal generated by said demodulator; said display apparatus comprising:
compression means for compressing the video signal generated by said demodulator; and
transfer means for transferring the compressed video signal from said compression means to said another electronic appliance via a bus.
2. The display apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising expansion means for expanding the compressed video signal, wherein said expansion means expands the compressed video signal inputted from another electronic appliance via said bus.
3. The display apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising an RGB terminal for inputting an RGB video signal from said another electronic appliance.
4. The display apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said another electronic appliance is a personal computer.
5. The display apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said bus is a USB cable.
6. The display apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said bus is an IEEE1394 serial bus.
7. A display apparatus having a video signal input terminal for inputting a video signal from another electronic appliance; a receiver for receiving a broadcast signal; a demodulator for demodulating the broadcast signal received by said receiver to thereby generate the video signal; and a display unit for displaying both the video signal inputted from said video signal input terminal and the video signal generated by said demodulator; said display apparatus comprising:
compression means for compressing the video signal generated by said demodulator; and
transfer means for transferring the compressed video signal from said compression means to said another electronic appliance via a bus.
8. The display apparatus according to claim 7, further comprising expansion means for expanding the compressed video signal, wherein said expansion means expands the compressed video signal inputted from another electronic appliance via said bus.
9. The display apparatus according to claim 7, further comprising an RGB terminal for inputting an RGB video signal from said another electronic appliance.
10. The display apparatus according to claim 7, wherein said another electronic appliance is a personal computer.
11. The display apparatus according to claim 7, wherein said bus is a USB cable.
12. The display apparatus according to claim 7, wherein said bus is an IEEE1394 serial bus.
13. A display method carried out in a display apparatus which has a video signal input terminal for inputting a video signal from another electronic appliance; a receiver for receiving a broadcast signal; a demodulator for demodulating the broadcast signal received by said receiver to thereby generate the video signal; and a display unit for displaying either the video signal inputted from said video signal input terminal or the video signal generated by said demodulator; said display method comprising the steps of:
compressing the video signal generated by said demodulator; and
transferring the compressed video signal obtained at said compression step to said another electronic appliance via a bus.
14. A display method carried out in a display apparatus having a video signal input terminal for inputting a video signal from another electronic appliance; a receiver for receiving a broadcast signal; a demodulator for demodulating the broadcast signal received by said receiver to thereby generate the video signal; and a display unit for displaying both the video signal inputted from said video signal input terminal and the video signal generated by said demodulator; said display method comprising the steps of:
compressing the video signal generated by said demodulator; and
transferring the compressed video signal obtained at said compression step to said another electronic appliance via a bus.
15. A recording medium containing a program readable by a computer for controlling a display apparatus which has a video signal input terminal for inputting a video signal from another electronic appliance; a receiver for receiving a broadcast signal; a demodulator for demodulating the broadcast signal received by said receiver to thereby generate the video signal; and a display unit for displaying either the video signal inputted from said video signal input terminal or the video signal generated by said demodulator; said program comprising the steps of:
compressing the video signal generated by said demodulator; and
transferring the compressed video signal obtained at said compression step to said another electronic appliance via a bus.
16. A recording medium containing a program readable by a computer for controlling a display apparatus which has a video signal input terminal for inputting a video signal from another electronic appliance; a receiver for receiving a broadcast signal; a demodulator for demodulating the broadcast signal received by said receiver to thereby generate the video signal; and a display unit for displaying both the video signal inputted from said video signal input terminal and the video signal generated by said demodulator; said program comprising the steps of:
controlling the compression of the video signal generated by said demodulator; and
controlling the transfer of the compressed video signal obtained at said compression control step to said another electronic appliance via a bus.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1. A high density magnetic recording medium, which has a uniform local coercivity distribution and grain size distribution, and fine grains, comprising: a CoCrPt alloy thin film including the (Co82Cr18)100-xPtx, alloy thin film containing 1 to 14 atom % Pt; and a Ti thin film positioned under the (Co82Cr18)100-xPtx alloy thin film, wherein the (Co82Cr18)100-xPtx, alloy thin film and the Ti thin film are respectively 400 and 1100 \u212b in thickness.
2. A high density magnetic recording medium using a CoCrPt alloy thin film, which has a uniform local coercivity distribution and grain size distribution, and fine grains, comprising: a glass substrate; a Ti thin film layered on the glass substrate; a (Co82Cr18)100-xPtx alloy thin film containing 1 to 14 atom % Pt and deposited on the Ti thin film; and a Si3N4 thin film deposited on the (Co82Cr18)100-xPtx alloy thin film, wherein the (Co82Cr18)100-xPtx alloy thin film, the Ti thin film, and the Si3N4 thin film are respectively 400, 1100, and 500 \u212b in thickness.