Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Peter W Austin

Binh T Truong

Michael D Nguyen

Arthur K Farnsworth

Tony O Anuez

Chi Wai So

Paul L Drew

Nam H Nguyen

Christopher Rijken

Juan I Martinez

Michael Dai-Duong Nguyen

Shan Chen

Pamela Estella Stratton

Example implementations relate to an input/output (I/O) hub. An example I/O hub can include a registered jack (RJ) 12 I/O retail port and a Universal Serial Bus (USB) type-C port to deliver power and communication data to the RJ12 I/O retail port.

Input/output hub

The present disclosure describes a peripheral device. The peripheral device includes a device communication port to communicatively couple with a computer communication port on a computer. The peripheral device includes an automatic latch to mechanically secure the peripheral device to the computer by applying pressure in a direction that connects the device communication port and the computer communication port. The peripheral device includes a ground retention clip, to establish surface contact with an exterior surface of the computer to electrically ground the peripheral device.

Connecting a peripheral device

Mobility device sleeve display

A display system comprises a display housing and an attachment member. The attachment member attaches to and supports the display housing. Further, the display housing slides relative to the attachment member. In some embodiments, the system comprises multiple displays in which one display slides relative to an attachment hinge that supports such display.

Slidable display housing

Magnetic stripe reader card stabilizer

A method and apparatus are configured to partition a computing system chassis () interior into first and second thermal chambers (), wherein the first thermal chamber () includes a processor (), a memory () and a chipset () and the second thermal chamber () includes an optical disk drive cage (), a hard disk drive () and a power supply (). A fan unit () is configured to be secured within the optical disk drive cage ().

Thermal chamber partition and fan unit for computer system

In one embodiment, a computer system comprises one or more processors, a circuit board assembly having at least one SATA port, a general purpose input/output port proximate the SATA port, signal generating logic to generate a signal when the general purpose input/output port is coupled to a connector, and a memory module communicatively connected to the one or more processors and comprising logic instructions stored in a computer readable medium which, when executed on the one or more processors, configure the one or more processors to configure the SATA port according to the signal generated by the signal generating circuitry.

SATA/eSATA port configuration

A computer system having a hard drive securing system. The hard drive securing system is operable to secure one or more hard drives to a chassis with a single operator. The hard drive securing system uses a plurality of hard drive guides, a hard drive carrier, and a securing lever to secure a plurality of hard drives to a chassis without the use of tools.

Computer system having hard drive latching mechanism

A protective assembly for electronic components. The protective assembly has a chassis and a removable cover. The removable cover is secured to the chassis by a latch and a catch. The catch is biased by a spring to a first position. The latch slidingly engages the catch to displace the catch during the installation of the cover. The spring returning the catch to the first position when the cover is disposed on the chassis in the securing position. The panel being removeable by sliding the catch against the spring to release the latch from the catch.

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Spring, TX, United States of America

Peter W Austin