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Donald H McNeil

James Richard Thompson

A harness is provided for a tablet computer having a display side and an opposite back side. The harness includes a one-piece harness body formed of a single material and shaped to fit against the back side of the tablet computer. There is an opening in the harness body proximate a center of the harness body. There is a first strap extending across the harness body proximate a center of the harness body.

Tablet device flexible harness (grip)

A Modular Operating Topology Element (MOTE), within a software-latticed network, implements ultra-concurrent operation of a plurality of such MOTEs, as single miniaturized packages, e.g., Compact Flash, each with a full function processor (CPU), a unique resident operating system, and dedicated applications. Internally accessed data and internal applications are invisible to the outside. A host external bus connection handles mass storage volumes, which support file-level data transfers. A software-latticed network of MOTEs defines a network element for a larger system. Multiple MOTEs operate concurrently in a non-hierarchical (ladder) interconnection using a circulating message exchange protocol with concurrent operation of the MOTEs. MOTE resident software mirrors inter-modular processor architecture, permitting support of concurrent processes with an exchange of messages circulated on a logical (software) bus. Each network MOTE is dedicated to a specific system function. Data and software programs can be kept secure against unauthorized access.

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Wyalusing, PA, United States of America

Donald H McNeil