Gateway 2000, Inc.

Ronald Lee Hancock

Jeffrey Schindler

Sidney David Autry

Loriann M Tague

Theodore W Waitt

Personal computer

An electronic device housing is constructed of multiple connecting panels. The panels are provided with deformations where they contact other panels. The deformations are spaced a distance which is a function of the frequency of the primary electromagnetic radiation emitted by the electronic device to provide positive grounding at that frequency. The housing may be a personal computer housing.

Electronics case for reducing electromagnetic radiation

A drive bay module for a computer cabinet holds multiple peripheral drives. The drive bay module is easily uncoupled and rotated within the computer cabinet so that the drives remain in a upright orthogonal orientation whether the cabinet is positioned vertically or horizontally and the user does not have to rotate each individual drive separately. In addition, the drive bay module can be positioned toward either end of the computer cabinet. In an alternate embodiment, the drive bay module can be positioned and secured at any one of a plurality of angles within the receiving bay.

Rotatable drive bay module for a computer cabinet

Front bezel for a tower personal computer

Growing community of inventors

Sioux City, IA, United States of America

Ronald Lee Hancock