Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Qualcomm Incorporated

Logitech Europe S.a.

Logitech, Inc.

Midas Mouse International Pty. Ltd.

Hewlett-packard Company

Hughes Aircraft Company

Polycom, Inc.

Paul E Bradley

Sam Lucente

Matthew Robert Adams

Larry E Trigg

Arvind Kumar Gupta

Michael D Derocher

Daniel R Dwyer

Kara W Johnson

Scott R Gant

John W Lai

Maria Del Carmen Tate

Ralf Groene

Allison Johnson

Matthias Wieser

Jan Raken

Gregory D L Germe

Christopher Loew

Jochen P Backs

David J Ross

Paul E Peterzell

Pontus Wahlgren

Joseph W Yang

Shizunori S Kobara

Marland Chow

Ty R Aberle

Cam Le

Chris Loew

Mark R Goldstein

James D Brownlie

Elizabeth Cecelia Goldstein

David J Buckley

Linda P Mai

John Lake

Stacy L Wolff

Randall W Martin

Mark A Biasotti

Mohammad M Samii

Sung-Ho Joe Tan

Shilajeet Banerjee

Pradeep Kaul

James J Genis

L William Smith

Markus Diebel

Douglas C Burstedt

David J Plant

Neil Wilson

Chelakara P Shankar

James F Gandolfi

A protective device for attaching to and protecting at least one article includes a cover having an attachment surface and a display surface opposing the attachment surface. An adhesive coating is applied to the attachment surface of the cover to facilitate adhesion of the cover to an article. A removable backing is releasably attached to the adhesive coating and at least one relief notch is formed in the cover through the attachment surface of the cover and terminates beneath the display surface of the cover.

Adhesive cover systems for articles

A printable label assembly includes a printable label having an adhesive coating applied to a first surface thereof to facilitate attachment of the label to an article. The label is configured to receive a printed image on a second surface thereof. A removable backing is releasably attached to the adhesive coating and has at least three sections: a removable primary section releasably attached to a central portion of the adhesive coating of the label and being configured to be removed from the central portion to expose the central portion for attachment to the article; and a pair of removable handle sections releasably attached to outward portions of the adhesive coating of the label, the handle sections being configured to remain on the adhesive coating of the label after removal of the primary section to provide at least two handling points for manipulation by a user to assist the user in applying the label to the article.

Printable cover systems for articles

Printer

Computer input device

Camera support having kinematically reconfigurable legs

Adhesive printable skin for a portable electronic device

Camera having recessed lens with generally rectangular cutout opening

Handheld computer

Laptop computer

Moveable cabinet with computer display

Housing for piggyback mounted battery for portable phone

An improved ergonomic computer mouse is provided. The ergonomic mouse allows for the operator'shand to remain in a relaxed position in as near a state of repose as possible while operating the mouse. The shape of the mouse reduces several of the known high risk postures during mouse use.

Ergonomic computer mouse

Growing community of inventors

Woodside, CA, United States of America

Paul E Bradley