Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Brian D Ryder

Jeffrey Kevin Jeansonne

Paul N Walker

Ann N Alejandro

Earl W Moore

Mark S Tracy

Steven S Homer

Jeffrey A Lev

Ronald E Deluga

Rahul V Lakdawala

Walter G Fry

Robert E Krancher

Kenneth D Reddix

Patrick R Conway

Darrell L Brokmeyer

Adam G Sanderson

A power supply system for an electronic device which includes a power source, a docking mechanism configured to dock a first electronic device, a docking connector configured to provide power from the power source to the first electronic device when it is docked to the docking mechanism, and a power output port configured to provide power from the power source to a second electronic device without having the second electronic device docked.

Power supply system for an electronic device

A wireless communications noise suppression system comprises an electronic device having wireless module communicatively coupled to an antenna via a cable, an intermediate portion of the cable conductively coupled to ground.

Wireless communication noise suppression system

A media power protection system comprises a media controller configured to detect a type of media card coupled to a multi-card connector, and a protection circuit configured to selectively enable at least one of a plurality of power supply interfaces of the multi-card connector based on the type of media card.

Media power protection system and method

A lighting system for an electronic device comprising at least one movable lens to cover a light source.

Electronic device lighting system

In certain embodiments, a system comprises a computer housing, a device removably mounted to the computer housing, a removable component coupled to the computer housing under the device, and a power switch coupled to the removable component and responsive to separation of the device from the computer housing.

Automatic power control

An electronic device docking system comprises a docking station configured to receive docking of an electronic device with an external battery coupled thereto, the docking station comprising at least one mechanism actuatable to cause detachment of the electronic device from both the external battery and the docking station. The docking system may include a pair of release mechanisms, one of which enables release of the electronic device and the external battery as a unit and a second one that enables release of the electronic device from the docking system while the external battery remains with the docking system.

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Tomball, TX, United States of America

Brian D Ryder