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Asustek Computer Inc.

Ming-Te Huang

Ting-Fang Hsieh

Dein Shaw

A cable tie has a buckle member, an engaging band, and an insertion band. The buckle member has an engaging hole and an engaging block. The engaging block is resilient, is formed in the buckle member, and extends into the engaging hole. The engaging band is selectively inserted into the engaging hole and has two side faces and a thickness. At least one of the side faces has a channel having multiple unidirectional teeth. The insertion band is integrally formed on and extends from the buckle member and has a thickness. The insertion band is stacked with the engaging band when the insertion band and the engaging band are inserted into the engaging hole in the buckle member. The sum of the thicknesses of the insertion band and the engaging band is substantially equal to the height of the engaging hole.

Cable tie

A SIM card securing mechanism for a mobile phone is described. A phone body has several positioning holes. One side of the securing plate is pivoted in the body to allow the securing plate to swivel relatively to the phone body. The securing plate has a plurality of elastic arms each of which has a protrusion. The securing plate is capable of being swiveled to a securing position relatively to the phone body to allow the protrusions to be fastened to the corresponding positioning holes via the elasticity of the elastic arms. Thus, the SIM card is sandwiched between the securing plate and the phone.

SIM card securing mechanism for mobile phone

An auxiliary cavity expanding device for an operation which may prop up a body portion for laparoscopic surgery in order to make space for the performance of the operation includes a plurality of stays and a stay sleeve. The stays are secured to a stay end tube and an end of each stay is provided with a stay pusher to shift the stays relative to the stay sleeve. This shifting causes bending of the stays and expanding of the cavity for the operation. After expansion, the stays can be secured in a desired position by screws which secure the stays relative to the stay sleeve.

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