GEM Last modified: Tuesday, July 24, 2007
(1) A graphical user interface developed by Digital Research that is built into personal computers made by Atari, and is also used as an interface for some DOS programs. Like the Macintosh interface and Microsoft Windows, GEM provides a windowed environment for running programs. GEM also refers to a special graphics file format used in GEM-based applications. (2) Short for Globally Executable Multimedia Home Platform (MHP) it defines specifications based on MHP together with DVB. GEM is a framework  not a standalone specification, used by those wanting to define specifications based on MHP. The GEM specification lists those parts of the MHP specification that have been found to be DVB technology or market specific. The OpenCable Project is based on the GEM standard.
•E-mail this definition to a colleague• For internet.com pages about GEM . Also check out the following links! DVB Fact Sheet: Multimedia Home Platform (PDF)  The complete set of open middleware standards for Interactive TV.	Digital Television Graphics Standards Standards digital television DVB DVB-HTML DVB-Java DVB-MHP graphical user interface Macintosh computer MHP Microsoft Windows standard Give Us Your Feedback GEM Products : Top Store Offers: Agustus-Collection  1100.0022K Gold Earring Studs w. Amethyst, Diamond Ruby Gems Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Agustus-Collection... LightingDirect  16.50Single 60mm gem pearMade from Bijoux crystal eBay  6.00ZIPPER GEMS by Gymstones S1114-G1112 Gems For Activewear What Are Gymstones? Gymstones are Zipper Gems (zipper pulls) made with sterling silver and ar... HSN  99.95Flaunt a style both enchantingly feminine and daringly dramatic when you don these Heidi Daus "Gems for Georgiana" Briolette Bead Drop Earrings. A blo... eBay  20.99Your browser does not support JavaScript. To view this page, enable JavaScript if it is disabled or upgrade your browser. Click Here. Double your traf... Compare all matches: 123275 Store Offers