Getac Corporation

Mitac International Corporation

Mitac Technology Corporation

Ted Cheng

A DRAM auto-swapping device is used to automatically address other available memory segments of a DRAM module of a computer system when the first 64K memory segment of the DRAM module fails to pass the testing performed by the BIOS of the computer system, whereby the computer system can be activated in spite of failure in the first 64K memory segment of the DRAM module.

DRAM auto-swapping device

A hot-swap device preventing the crashing of a system which has two power sources when performing power swapping operation between the two power sources by continuously providing spare-power to the system during the switching period.

Hot-swap device preventing system crash when switching power source

A notebook computer and method of carrying out data transmission in any direction via a mobile infrared sensing device. Four connecting devices are provided at four sides (in four directions) of the computer body, respectively. Therefore, users can change the position of the infrared sensor by plugging the infrared sensor in one of the connecting devices.

Notebook computer and method of carrying out data transmission in any direction via a mobile infrared sensing device

A data storage apparatus includes a data storage device and a buffer frame. The data storage device has a housing with an outer surface. The buffer frame includes a casing and an elastomeric cushioning unit. The casing has a surrounding wall that surrounds the housing of the data storage device. The surrounding wall has an inner surface that forms a clearance with the outer surface of the housing. The cushioning unit is attached on the outer surface of the housing of the data storage device. The cushioning unit is disposed in the clearance, and is in tight contact with the inner surface of the surrounding wall of the casing for positioning the data storage device in the casing.

Data storage apparatus with a buffer frame

An impact protecting modular block includes an anchoring portion adapted to be secured on a corner of an industrial computer, and an abutment portion integrally formed with and extending transverse to the anchoring portion and adapted to abut against a surrounding wall of the industrial computer. The anchoring portion of a first modular block can be stacked upon and can be secured on the anchoring portion of a second modular block so as to permit the abutment portion of the first modular block to abut against the abutment portion of the second modular block, thereby raising rear corners of the base body relative to front corners of the base body of the industrial computer for convenient operation.

Impact protecting modular block for shielding an industrial computer from impact

A data processing apparatus having a liquid heat-dissipating system includes a central processing unit (CPU), a housing to receive the CPU, and a heat conductive member. The housing has a top wall and a top opening in the wall immediately above the CPU. The heat conductive member is mounted on the wall to cover the opening and to transfer heat produced by the CPU from an inside of the housing to an outside of the housing, and has a receiving cavity adapted for receiving a cooling liquid.

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Hsinchu, Taiwan

Ted Cheng