At&t Bell Laboratories

At&t Information Systems Inc.

At&t Company

Other

At&t Global Information Solutions Company

American Telephone and Telegraph Company; At&t Information Systems

Falcon Jet Corporation

Henry J Mack

Stephen G Miggels

David J Mayer

Michael P Zambelli

John N McGarvey

John Kowalik, Jr

Hanumaiah L Gowda

Richard M Joffe

Thomas J Kelly

Terry B Prince

Terrance J Paas

Duane D Fortune

Enrique Alie

John G Engstrom

Arthur H Gilmore

Richard F Nelson

Robert A Till, Jr

Steve G Miggels

A stowaway table is used in closely confined areas such as the interior of an airplane and has a support frame with lower, upper and side frame sections defining a table storage area. A guide track having upper and lower ends is mounted to the frame. A table leaf has upper and lower ends and is dimensioned to be contained within the table storage area. The table leaf is mounted at its lower end for movement along the guide track. When the table leaf is at the lower guide track, the table leaf is positioned in a stowed position. When the table leaf is at the upper position of the guide track, the table leaf is outwardly extending from the support frame in a raised horizontal position. A strut has opposing ends and is pivotally mounted at one end to the lower frame section and at the other end to the upper end of the table leaf. The strut includes a plunger which biases the upper end of the table leaf upward and outward from the frame a sufficient distance to allow movement of the lower end of the table leaf upward along the guide track to allow pivoting movement of the table leaf into a raised horizontal position. The strut also aids in supporting the table leaf in its raised position.

Stowaway table

Laptop computer

Portable computer enclosure

Computer stand

Computer housing

Display terminal housing

Keyboard housing

Controller housing

Controller housing with extender

Telephone stand

Keyboard

Housing for communication equipment

An assembly for disposing passenger compartment air outlet and reading light units in either a first exposed orientation or a second hidden orientation includes a utility unit, providing unit support means and actuating means linked via linkage means to pivoting unit support means, the actuating means actuating the linkage means to dispose the unit supporting means in either an exposed or hidden orientation about a pivot point. In the exposed orientation, the utility unit may provide light or air functions to the passenger depending on the utility provided within the supporting means. In the hidden orientation, the respective air or light unit is hidden from the view of the passenger and a substantially contiguous surface of the unit supporting means is instead presented.

Air and light utility assemblies

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Levittown, PA, United States of America

Henry J Mack