Benq Corporation

Qisda Corporation

Chun-Hsiung Yin

Chien-Jui Wang

Fu-Long Hong

Hsun-Li Huang

Shu-Fen Ke

Wen-Ming Wu

Chih-Wei Wu

Jade Lin

Chang-Jung Chen

Chun-Ting Wu

Yung-Chuan Ma

Jen-Feng Chen

Michael M Shen

Yung-Hau Su

Yin-Yin Yang

Yu-May Lin

A mouse with a built-in laser pointer including a mouse body, a first holding portion, a second holding portion, a laser source and a laser-emitting button is provided. Both the first holding portion and the second holding portion are pivotally connected to the mouse body. The laser source is disposed on either the first or the second holding portion. The laser-emitting button disposed on one of the mouse body, the first and the second holding portions activates the laser source. When the first and the second holding portions are parallel, the mouse with a built-in laser pointer controls a cursor's movement on a computer screen. When the first holding portion and the second holding portion are relatively open, the user can hold either the first or the second holding portion for operating the laser-emitting button for the laser source to emit laser beams.

Mouse with a built-in laser pointer

A signal input apparatus includes a hand-held device and a receiving device. The hand-held device includes a sensor for outputting a signal, a first data port coupled to the sensor, and a wireless signal transmitter coupled to the sensor. The receiving device includes a second data port and a wireless signal receiver. When the receiving device and the hand-held device are separated, the hand-held device outputs the signal through the wireless signal transmitter, and the receiving device receives the signal through the wireless signal receiver. When the receiving device and the hand-held device are integrated, the first data port and the second data port are electrically connected, the hand-held device outputs the signal through the first data port and the receiving device receives the signal through the second data port.

Signal input apparatus

A foldable computer mouse including a mouse body, a sensor and an extension part is disclosed. The bottom of the mouse body includes a receiving space and a contact surface, and the sensor is disposed on the contact surface of the bottom of the mouse body. The extension part is pivotally connected to one side of the mouse body and adjacent to the receiving space. When the extension part rotates outwards to a predetermined location, the contact surface between the foldable computer mouse and users is increased. Yet when the extension part rotates inwards to the inside of the receiving space, the size of the foldable computer mouse is reduced for easy storage. When the extension part rotates outwards to the predetermined location, users can operate the foldable computer mouse, and when the extension part rotates inside the receiving space, users can operate the foldable computer mouse as well.

Foldable computer mouse

A handheld electronic apparatus. The handheld electronic apparatus includes a first connecting member, a second connecting member, an operating member, a first holding member and a second holding member. The second connecting member is rotatably connected to the first connecting member. The operating member is rotatably connected to the second connecting member. The first holding member is rotatably connected to the first connecting member. The second holding member is rotatably connected to the first connecting member. The first and second holding members relatively rotate between a closed position and an open position. The invention thereby provides convenient use of communication, digital photography, PDA, and video game functions in a single device.

Handheld electronic apparatus

A dual mode computer mouse including a first mouse body and a second mouse body is disclosed. The first mouse body includes a first sensor, a first button and at least a second button. A second sensor is disposed either in the first or the second mouse body. The second mouse body includes a third button and is hinged to one tail end of the first mouse body. The first mouse body and the second mouse body can rotate relatively. When the dual mode computer mouse is in a palm-type configuration, the first button and, third button and the second sensor are activated. When the dual mode computer mouse forms a pen-type configuration, the third button is activated and the first sensor is in an activated state.

Dual mode computer mouse

A cellular phone structure. The cellular phone structure includes a main body, an LCD touch panel, a power cell and a power cell cover. The main body has a first surface and a second surface opposite thereto. The LCD touch panel is disposed on the first surface. The power cell is disposed on the second surface and electrically connected to the main body. The power cell cover is disposed on the power cell and connected to the main body. The power cell cover has an operating interface module disposed therein.

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Tainan, Taiwan

Chun-Hsiung Yin