Trimble Navigation Limited

Telxon Corporation

Harris Corporation

The Clorox Company

C & K Systems, Inc.

Motorola Computer Systems, Inc.

Divajex

Jack P Hall

Katie K Chow

James D Mitchell

Brian J Olson

James M Rubenstein

David Merrill

John Gee Tang

David J Lima

Kim R Lewis

Peter M Fogg

Dennis Kerkhof

Gary L Elston

Arthur N Woo

John E Gatti

Michael R Barry

Lynn Weber

Richard Fayram

David J Gilman

James E Krug

Roger W Magenau

Tammy C Martin

Kwok F Lui

Modesto M Bascos, Jr

Ben L Allgood, Jr

Paul D Kardel

Jeffrey Muscatine

Bottle

Set of interlocking bottles

Upper portion of a bottle

Portable printer

Hand-held navigational unit

Antenna coupler for a portable grid locator

A printer for a portable computer receives the computer into a well and includes a connector plug that receives a connector socket of the computer. The printer restricts the orientation of the computer when the computer is inserted into the well so that the computer connector can be engaged with the printer's connector only after the computer has been placed in the well and moved along a predetermined axis.

Compact printer for portable computer

Computer display with adjustable stand

Housing for a data processor

A printed wiring assembly card insertion/extraction tool is provided of circular cross-section with a cam-like member at one end. Each card within the card cage has a tab centrally located along one edge, the tab containing a keyhole-like aperture. When the cards are in their normal side-by-side position within the card cage, all of the apertures line up with a similarly shaped aperture in a support bracket mounted on one side of the card cage, such that the insertion/extraction tool may be inserted through the apertures. A selected card may be extracted by appropriate rotation of the tool about its axis, whereby the cam-like member engages the corresponding aperture of the selected card and forces it out. Likewise, cards may be inserted by reversal of the process. A retaining bracket is provided on the opposite side of the card cage opening from the support bracket.

Printed wiring assembly insertion/extraction tool

Detector housing

Housing for a graphic telephone

An insulated container comprising first and second container sections. Each of the container sections includes a frame section and a housing section of foam plastic mounted on the frame section. A hinge couples the frame sections together for hinged movement between a closed position and an open position. A thermal pack is mounted within the container. A latch releasably holds the container sections in the closed position, and a handle is coupled to the frame sections to facilitate carrying of the insulated container.

Insulated container

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Palo Alto, CA, United States of America

Jack P Hall