Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc.

Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Nike, Inc.

Gateway, Inc.

Netgear, Inc.

Robert Dennis Brunner

John J Daly

Anton R Poole

Barbara Sauceda

Yutaka Kazamaki

Sung Hoon Kim

Simon Gatrall

Benjamin Pei-Ming Chia

Thomas Gordon Wu

Tina Zimmerman

Christopher Nicholas Lenart

Glen J Anderson

Jeffrey D Yaksick

Steven M Horowitz

Michael F Gifford

David Tonge

Gary Phillip Elsasser

Chris Lenart

Leslie E Leland

Elisa E Zappacosta

Son Jae Park

Nicole Hodgkinson

Matt Hulme

James Toleman

Wallace L Henry, Jr

Paul D Holder

Networking device

Key configuration for a controller

Computer housing

Reduced footprint computer keyboard

A chassis cover for a host unit of a computer system is disclosed. The chassis cover is preferably capable of covering a chassis which includes mountings for components which are movable in a direction. The chassis cover includes a first surface, and a movable side door having a closed position and an open position. The side door provides an opening in the chassis cover when in the open position to permit the mountings to be extended toward the opening when the side door is in the open position. By permitting the mountings to be extended toward an opening provided by the side door, the components within the host unit may be accessed and serviced without removing a heavy display monitor.

Side door for computer chassis

Integrated desktop personal computer central processing unit and monitor

Integrated desktop personal computer with modular LCD display

Computer chassis cover

Computer chassis

A chassis cover of a host unit, which has a horizontal orientation and a vertical orientation, includes a side cover and a stabilizing stand. The side cover has outer peripheral edges and a cavity. The stand is movable between a closed position and an open position and is coupled to the side cover. The stand fits within the cavity in the side cover to form a substantially contiguous surface when the host unit is in the horizontal orientation and the stand is in the closed position. The stand projects beyond the outer peripheral edges of the side cover in a direction transverse to the depth of the host unit to stabilize the host unit in the vertical orientation resting on the side cover when the stand is in the open position.

Chassis cover with a stabilizing stand

Support stand for a computer monitor

Computer monitor and monitor stand

Portion of a watch housing

Growing community of inventors

Los Gatos, CA, United States of America

Robert Dennis Brunner