Lama Systems Inc.

Other

30G, Inc.

3Og, Inc.

Lama Tool Company

Bobinvention Corp.

Robert P Lakoski

Jody L Numbers

Pearce R Jones

Daniel C Tagtow

John P Fetzko

Roy V Cleve, Jr

Greg F Esakoff

Flavio A Ghia

A data disk holder for electronic data storage disks such as compact disks (CDs), includes two opposed, generally arcuate planar closure members which are joined together along a base portion by a living hinge. One of the closure members includes a circular flange defining a bore for receiving a boss projecting centrally from the disk support surface of the other closure member, the boss being an interference fit in the bore for securing the closure members together to retain a data disk in the holder. The holder may be injection molded of relatively light weight polypropylene or a similar moldable polymer and may include transverse walls and a double living hinge to provide the jewel box construction and thickness of conventional disk holders.

Folding data disk holder

A mouse pad (10) is disclosed which can be attached conveniently to a portable computer (12). The pad has a lip (30) which fits over the border (18) of the keyboard on a personal computer and a mounting plate (40) having a planar surface (82) which engages the outer surface (24) of the keyboard to secure the pad on the portable computer. A pad (90) can be provided with keys (92).

Removable pad for portable computer

Data disk holder

A holder for plural data storage disks comprises a box-like enclosure having end walls and a bottom wall with aligned sets of channels to form plural slots for receiving multiple data storage disks supported side-by-side in the enclosure and held spaced apart from each other. The enclosure includes a movable cover member having a closure part to prevent inserting or removing a disk with respect to the enclosure and a selector part having a slot formed therein which may be aligned with a selected disk receiving slot in the enclosure to insert or remove the selected disk. The cover member may be latched in a closed position by a hinged connection between the closure part and the selector part which permits latching the selector part in a position of the closure part covering all of the disk slots in the enclosure. Cooperating detent projections and recesses on the enclosure and the cover member provide for positioning of the selector part align its slot with the desired disk storage slot to remove or insert the disk with respect to the enclosure.

Holder and selector apparatus for data disks

A mouse paid (10) is disclosed which can be attached conveniently to a portable computer (12). The pad has a lip (30) which fits over the border (18) of the keyboard on a personal computer and a spring loaded clamp slide (42) which engages the outer surface (24) of the keyboard to secure the pad on the portable computer. A pad (72) can be provided with keys (74).

Computer disk drive locking bezel

A computer disk drive slot blocking device for permanent mounting on the computer featuring a rotatable blocking element associated with a base for attachment to be the computer and a housing containing a lock plug where insertion of the key into the lock plug allows the blocking element to be rotated between a slot blocking and slot unblocking positions.

Computer drive bezel attachment

A permanent locking device is provided for securing a computer disk drive unit which features a disk drive bezel incorporating a rotatable lock having a shaft extending behind the bezel and a blocking bar connected to the shaft to rotate between a locked position where the bar blocks the slot and engages the computer body to an unlocked position to allow access to the diskette slot.

Computer data drive locking device

Apparatus and methods involving an attachable and lockable, vented security cover enclosure for the back of a personal computer dimensioned to conform to the computer configuration, cover cabling and cable connectors, and deter unauthorized access to the system components, power switch, and the back of a computer.

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Robert P Lakoski