Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.P.

Ryan S Enners

Lee Macklin

A docking station and holder for use with a portable computer, and in particular, an HP Jornada&trade; portable computer. The docking station has a contour that is designed to receive the HP Jornada portable computer. The docking station connects to a center console of a vehicle. The docking station has a cradle that holds the portable computer in place while driving. The docking station has a cigarette lighter adapter for power and a cable that connects it to a stereo system of the vehicle to provide for audio (MP3) playback of music like.

HP jornada vehicle docking station/holder

Waterproof casings for use with a portable handheld computer, such as a HP Jornada&trade; portable handheld computer, for example. The waterproof casings comprise a separable plastic casing having a watertight rubber seal. The plastic casings are compact, light and durable with a clear rubber screen protector, allowing a touch point screen of the portable handheld computer to be operable. The portable handheld computer is placed inside the waterproof case which is latched closed to create a watertight container. The plastic casing is preferably designed to be waterproof up to a depth of about 100 feet. The present invention allows the use and protection of a HP Jornada portable handheld computer in many environments including protecting it from the possibility of water damage.

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Starksboro, VT, United States of America

Ryan S Enners