Ncr Corporation

Motorola Corporation

Seng Chan

Adonis Cala Codera

William C Phelps, Iii

Andreas R Haase

Frank M Tyneski

Kevin K Maggert

Charles William Friedli

Peter B Barron

Due Quoc Huynh

William B Kiger

Gregory Scott Egan

Sean Nathan Davie

Thinh T Nguyen

Wiling Tan

Michael Andrew Kleppinger

Joseph C Fulton

Qing-Hua Zeng

Lucky Nino Jalalon Abing

William J Ward

Raymond W Tadros

Lucky Abing

Adonis Codera

Adonis C Codera

Disclosed herein is an assembly for mounting a screen. The assembly may include a bracket, a plurality of pistons, and a plurality of compression members. The bracket may define a plurality of through holes. Each of the plurality of pistons may pass through a corresponding one of the plurality of through holes. Each of the plurality of compression members may be located proximate a corresponding one of the plurality of pistons.

Display mount

Various systems, methods, and apparatuses are described for facilitating a customer transaction via a point-of-sale terminal. One example system may comprise a point-of-sale terminal for facilitating a customer transaction. The system may further comprise a receipt printer for printing a receipt associated with the customer transaction. The printer may be built into the point-of-sale terminal. The point-of-sale terminal may be configured to be positioned on a substantially horizontal surface elevated above the ground. Similar and related methods, apparatuses, systems, and computer program products are also provided.

Compact point-of-sale system

A computer with cable access door which securely conceals connected cables. In one example embodiment, the computer includes a housing including a cable access door having an open position and a closed position and a connector within the housing for connecting to a cable originating from outside the housing. The cable access door conceals the connector and the cable when the cable access door is in the closed position.

Computer with cable access door

A reversible I/O apparatus for a POS terminal includes a housing with a motherboard sled removable from the housing to reverse the I/O peripheral ports of the motherboard to a front orientation or a rear orientation.

Reversible input/output (I/O)

An improved electrical interconnect member for rechargeable battery packs is provided. The interconnect member includes a metal tab and a plastic housing. The metal tab preferably includes side bends projecting below the tab in a non-perpendicular geometric orientation with the top of the tab. The tab includes at least one lance for preventing post-assembly, lateral movement between the tab and housing. The housing is preferably Y-shaped, with the outer surfaces of the Y having concave curvatures. The concave curvatures allow the housing to seat between adjoining, cylindrical cells. The housing includes a rail with a cross section that corresponds to the area between the side bends and the top of the tab. The housing also includes a post for coupling to the lances.

Interconnect for rechargeable computer batteries

Battery charger

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Suwanee, GA, United States of America

Seng Chan