Digital Equipment Corporation

Cisco Technology, Inc.

Other

Belkin International, Inc.

Christian C Landry

Daniel K Harden

Hirotomi Teranishi

David S Benavidez

Sandro David Klein

Hungbing Chen

Robert T Faranda

Michele Bovio

Bradford G Chapin

David S Urbanus

Jause Kuo

Nicola Girotti

Margaret L Hetfield

Bernard J Maurer

Mark J Foster

Lars Riisboell Petersen

Jonathon Timothy Lister

Kenichi Akagi

Eskild Hansen

John C Costello

William Wu

David E Boudreau

Stanley J Jaskiel, Jr

Richard E Leitermann

Ching-Shi Chen

Jin-Bond Lou

Tzong-Bin Tsai

Ching-Chiang Chen

Jack Gregory

Duane M Loose

Charles N Abernethy

Electronic device

USB device and stand unit

Power line communication device

Router

Mini USB device

Notebook computer enclosure

Keyboard with trackball pointing device

A PC board cartridge for a computer terminal, the cartridge including a casing for holding a PC board with a connector mounted thereon. A handle is pivotally mounted on the casing along an axis extending in a plane that extends perpendicular to a major surface of the board and intersects the board at the connector. The PC board cartridge preserves electrical and mechanical connector integrity by providing a handle for removal which applies generally equal forces across the connector during removal. In addition, no additional hardware is required for assembly, installation, or removal of the cartridge.

PC board cartridge for a computer terminal

A portable computer enclosure with a bumper rail on the sidewalls, the rail being of such width in relation to the height of the sidewalls and being of such height above the surface of the sidewalls that the rail is effective to provide bump protection to the sidewall. The portable computer enclosure with the bumper rail is built to withstand bumping and accidental latch releases, thereby protecting the computer.

Molded bumper rail for a portable computer

A pedestal assembly having two opposing and abutting parts, each including a base portion, a wall, both a locking extension and a locking recess, such that the two parts interlock to create a floor region for holding a computer enclosure.

Interlocking pedestal assembly for a computer enclosure

Display monitor

Computer enclosure

A hand brake mechanism for a central processing unit cabinet comprising a base and a handle, wherein the base is fixed on the bottom of the cabinet and located between two wheels provided on the cabinet. A pair of engaging rods, each engaging rod having a guide pin at one end, are provided on both sides of the base. The handle is combined with the base, and is slidable thereon. There are a pair of guide plates provided on the handle at a location corresponding respectively to each of the engaging rods. The guide pin of the engaging rod comes into contact with the edge of the guide plate. When pushing or pulling the handle, the guide pin slides along the guide plate, and the engaging rod moves axially, to engage or disengage the wheels of the CPU cabinet.

Hand brake mechanism for a central processing unit cabinet

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Harvard, MA, United States of America

Christian C Landry