Gateway 2000, Inc.

Sidney David Autry

Jeffrey Schindler

Loriann M Tague

Ronald Lee Hancock

Keith Alan Kozak

A heat sink conduit, for use in cooling electronic devices, made of an elongate strip of thermally conductive material that is repeatedly folded onto itself in an accordion, sinusoidal or serpentine like manner. The elongate strip is compressed between a heat producing component and a heat sink. This compression causes each of the two end segments of the elongate strip to be in positive contact with either the heat producing component or the heat sink. This positive contact allows the heat to be conducted away from the heat producing component to the heat sink and the large surface area of the conduit provides for the transfer of heat through convection and radiation, thereby cooling the heat producing component and the electronic device.

Positive pressure heat sink conduit

Wireless remote with trackball

An entertainment system has a personal computer as the heart of the system with a large screen VGA quality monitor and a radio frequency remote control device. The remote control device has a pointing device and a plurality of keys on top of the device and a trigger-like button mounted on the bottom of the device which functions as a mouse selection button.

Hand held remote control device with trigger button

Front bezel for a tower personal computer

Wireless keyboad with consumer function keys

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Dakota Dunes, SD, United States of America

Sidney David Autry