(1) (Network User Interface) A user interface for a computer attached to the network. The NUI is designed to work with remote applications and files as easily as local files.
(2) (Notebook User Interface) A term coined by Go Corporation for its PenPoint pen-based interface.
(2) (Notebook User Interface) A term coined by Go Corporation for its PenPoint pen-based interface.
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