Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Chan Woo Park

Wen-Yo Lu

Tony Moon

Chad Patrick Paris

Derek Kanas

Paul Roberto Lalinde

Hoon Jun Kim

Derek Kyle Joseph Kanas

Jose Ticy Lo

Yong Goo Cho

Hui Leng Lim

Guoxing Yang

Xiang Ma

Andrew Shane Elsey

Chung Hua Ku

Chyun Nan Liu

Hao Ming Chen

Baosheng Zhang

Kuo Chih Huang

The present invention pertains to an air-circulating electric roaster designed to enhance the safety of cooking utensils by interrupting the drive power based on temperature changes in the grill plate and the positional detachment of the roaster. The invention comprises an outer bodyand an inner body, with an electrically heated operating heating lampprovided in the inner body. It further includes a heating unit, a grill plate, a bottom cap, a blower, temperature and pressure detection means, a platinum catalyst filterarranged externally on the inner body, a water level sensorpositioned inside the oil collector, and seismic vibration detection meansinstalled on the outer body. These components are integrated into an air-circulating electric roasterand a control boxdesigned to inform about the operational status of the electric roaster.

Air circulation electric roaster for a table with safety function

An air circulation roaster for tables with a safety function enabled to remove foreign substances (oil and nitrogen dioxide) generated during cooking of meat, reducing contamination of the air around the roaster, has a safety function that cuts off power pending the sensed temperature of the roast plate. The air circulation roaster has a temperature sensor detecting the temperature of the roast plate, a control box placed outside the body when the temperature cuts off power supplied to the heating lamp when the heating unit exceeds the set limit. A platinum catalyst filter placed around the outside of the heating unit is coated with platinum on a network-shaped ceramic.

Table air circulation roaster with safety function

In one example, an electronic device housing may include a first cover, a second cover, and a latch assembly to detachably connect the first cover and the second cover. The latch assembly may include a first bracket to fixedly engage with the first cover, a latch to slide back and forth along the first bracket between a lock position to hold the second cover and an unlock position to release the second cover, an elastic member disposed between the latch and the first bracket to generate a force to the latch to hold the second cover, and a cable connected to the latch. The cable may generate a pulling force to the latch to release the second cover when an external force is applied to the cable.

Latch assemblies for electronic devices

In some examples, an electronic device includes a lid section including a first display area disposed on an interior side and a second display area disposed on an exterior side opposite to the interior side, where the interior side is disposed on a top side of a base section when the lid section is closed, and a display panel disposed within the lid section, the display panel including a first portion and a second portion, the first portion visible via the first display area and the second portion visible via the second display area.

Lid display areas

An example device comprises a rollable display. The example device further comprises an extending mechanism to adjust the rollable display between an extended position and a contracted position. The example device further comprises a tension mechanism to maintain an about constant tension on the rollable display as the rollable display is adjusted between the extended position and the contracted position.

Rollable displays with tension controls

Example implementations relate to pen holding devices. In an example, a pen holding device can comprise a connector coupled to a receiver to couple the pen holding device to an electronic device, and the receiver including a magnet and a pen clip holder, the receiver to couple a pen via the magnet and the pen clip holder.

Pen holding devices

In an example, a view shutter may include a slider to move along a bezel of an electronic device. The slider may move along the bezel between an open position and a closed position. An example view shutter may also include a camera aperture disposed on the slider. The camera aperture may be aligned with a camera disposed behind the slider if the slider is in the open position, and the slider may obstruct a view of such a camera if the slider is in the closed position. Additionally, an example view shutter may also include a slider magnet disposed on the slider, a first holding magnet coupled to the bezel, and a second holding magnet coupled to the bezel.

View shutters with slider magnets

Examples disclosed herein provide a computing device. One example computing device includes a first member including a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface, and a second member including a third surface and a fourth surface opposite the third surface, wherein the second member is rotatably connected to the first member. The computing device includes a kickstand rotatably connected to the fourth surface of the second member at a first end of the kickstand. The computing device includes magnetic members to magnetically couple the second surface of the first member with a second end of the kickstand opposite the first end of the kickstand. As an example, when the computing device is to change from a first operation mode to a second operation mode, the kickstand is to move along the second surface of the first member via the magnetic coupling.

Computing devices with a kickstand

Examples disclosed herein provide a digital pen for a computing device. As an example, the digital pen includes a barrel and a clip coupled to the barrel via a spring, wherein the clip is movable within the barrel in a direction opposite a force provided by the spring. The digital pen includes a first set of magnetic members to magnetically couple with a second set of magnetic members of the computing device, when the first and second sets of magnetic members are brought within proximity of each other. The digital pen includes a lever arm disposed within the barrel and comprising a wedge along an end of the lever arm. As an example, the wedge is to frictionally engage a retractable part of the computing device and an interior panel of the barrel, when the first and second sets of magnetic members are to magnetically couple with each other.

Digital pens for computing devices

Examples disclosed herein provide a computing device. One example computing device includes a heat generating component disposed within the computing device, and shape memory material (SMM) that adjusts a clearance below a bottom surface of the computing device according to a temperature of the heat generating component.

Adjustable clearance for computing devices

Example implementations relate to a computing device. One example computing device includes a base member having a keyboard. The computing device also includes and a back plate connected to the base member. The back plate includes an upper support member and a lower support member. The computing device further includes a display housing connected to the upper support member. When the computing device is to change from a first operation mode to a second operation mode, the lower support member is to rotate with respect to a first axis of rotation and the display housing is to rotate with respect to a second axis of rotation that is parallel to the first axis of rotation.

Computing device with a rotatable display housing

Examples disclosed herein provide a computing device. One example computing device includes a base member, a support member rotatably connected to the base member at a first end of the support member, via a fixed shaft around a first axis of rotation, and a display member rotatably connected at a second end of the support member opposite the first end, around a second axis of rotation that is parallel to the first axis of rotation. The computing device includes a linking mechanism disposed within the support member.

Linking mechanism for a computing device with a rotatable display member

Examples of an audio device may comprise a speaker, a body having multiple sides, and an electrical communication feature disposed on each of the multiple sides. Each electrical communication feature may facilitate electrical communication between the audio device and an external device.

Audio devices

Examples disclosed herein provide a computing device. One example computing device includes a base member, a support member connected to the base member via a shaft at a first end of the support member, and a display member connected at a second end of the support member opposite the first end. The computing device includes magnetic members disposed within the display member, wherein the magnetic members disposed within the display member is to magnetically couple with magnetic members disposed within the support member to operate the computing device in a first operation mode or a second operation mode. The computing device includes a mechanism disposed within the support member and connected to the base member via the shaft. The mechanism includes a feature to overcome the magnetic coupling between the magnetic members when the computing device is to change between the first and second operation modes.

Computing device with a rotatable display member

An example device docking station may comprise a base cradle and a rotatable block to engage with the base cradle in multiple set positions to define an insertion slot having a varying width to engage with an electronic device. The insertion slot may have a different width in at least one of the multiple set positions from another of the multiple set positions.

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Houston, TX, United States of America

Chan Woo Park