Mitsuji Suzuki

Title: Mitsuji Suzuki and a Desktop Information Processing Apparatus

Introduction

Mitsuji Suzuki is an inventor associated with Seto, Japan, and Hitachi, Ltd. His listed patent record includes 1 patent, concerning the design and cooling of a desktop information processing apparatus.

Latest Patents

Suzuki’s patent, titled “Desk-top information processing apparatus having a height greater than [width],” describes a data processing apparatus housed in a box whose depth and height exceed its width. The enclosure accommodates a disk unit, a power supply unit, at least one printed circuit board, and a heat-exhaust fan.

The design places the disk unit and power supply unit near one side of the enclosure, with the printed circuit board near the opposite side. The disk unit is positioned at the front, while the power supply unit is at the rear. The apparatus rests on two legs: one provides a cut-out connected to a hollow section through which cooling air can be exhausted, and the other has offset ends extending beyond the apparatus’s sides, allowing two units to be placed side by side.

Career Highlights

The available information associates Suzuki with Hitachi, Ltd., and identifies his patent as addressing equipment layout, ventilation, and practical placement of desktop information processing apparatuses. No additional career details are provided.

Collaborations

Toshiyuki Edakawa and Tetuya Fukunaga are listed as Suzuki’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated on it.

Conclusion

Mitsuji Suzuki’s listed invention combines an organized internal component layout with a leg-based cooling outlet and a design that supports side-by-side placement, reflecting a practical approach to desktop information processing equipment.