Lenovo (singapore) Pte. Ltd.

Rubbermaid Commercial Products LLC

L&f Innoventions, LLC

Rubbermaid, Inc.

Avintiv Specialty Materials Inc.

Rubbermaid Office Products

Rubbermaid Commerical Products, LLC

Porex Cleanroom Products Inc.

Thomas Perelli

Ali Kathryn Ent

Cuong Huy Truong

Grant Matthew Mason

Matthew Ian Tucker

Samuel Jackson Patterson

Craig J Demko

Robert J Tokash

Kevin Fitzpatrick

Peter Carlson Rane

Aaron Michael Stewart

Gerard Francis Muenkel

Cyan Godfrey

Brad Forrest

Paul Bradley Forrest

Mark Allen Catron

Madison Kay Smith

Kathryn Marie Cubrilovic

Carl R Schulz

John A Kowalski

Matthew Scott Kepner

Adam Zambanini

Brian Hargrove Leonard

Kazuo Fujii

Vincent Charles Conzola

Jonathan Jen-Wei Yu

Brian William Wallace

Takayuki Morino

Kenji Watamura

Daniel Jordan Schantz

Alden Rose

Mark Allen Hoyle

Ashley Perry Zang Wentz Pho

Craig Kevin Rogers

Dhruvi Suresh Fulfagar

William Michael Charrier

Jared Matola

Eric Bennett

Seth Doughton Rumsey

Robert Grant McRorie, Iii

Tyler W Fyke

James Lloyd Drake, Ii

Ashley Martin Cichocki

David Hawks

Kevin Thomas Fitzpatrick

Ashley P Z W Pho

James Taylor

Scott Juergens

Lisa Marie L Ferrell

A Trent Moorehead

Brooks Waldner Flynn

Sean Imlay

Ying Zhang

Julia Young

Sarah Lewis

Bryan McNelis

A carriable device can include a body that includes a first side, a second, opposing side, a first strap mount on the first side, and a second strap mount socket on the second side; and a strap that includes an end attached to the body, an opposing end, and a coupling attached to the opposing end, where the coupling is connectable to the first strap mount and wherein the coupling is connectable to the second strap mount.

Positionable carriable device strap

An assembly can include a clamshell computing device that includes a display, a keyboard and a side connector; and a clamshell dock that includes an auxiliary display and a side connector that mates with the side connector of the clamshell computing device.

Computing device and dock assembly

A device can include a housing that comprises a front side that includes a display operatively coupled to display circuitry and a back side that comprises a ferromagnetic surface, a hinge assembly, and a recess; and a ferromagnetic panel transitionable via the hinge assembly from a storage position in the recess to a bridge position that covers the ferromagnetic surface.

Display device

A computing device can include a processor; memory accessible to the processor; a display housing that includes a display operatively coupled to the processor; a base housing that includes a keyboard operatively coupled to the processor, a shell and a component space access hatch that define a component space, and a controllable latch to lock and unlock the component space access hatch; a hinge assembly that couples the display housing and the base housing; and circuitry operatively coupled to the keyboard and the controllable latch that unlocks the component space access hatch responsive to receipt of a code from the keyboard.

Computing device

A computing device can include a processor; memory accessible to the processor; a display housing that includes a display and a camera; a base housing that includes a keyboard and a camera viewfinder display for the camera; and a hinge assembly that couples the display housing and the base housing.

A method of cleaning controlled and regulated equipment. A tool handle is pivotably connected to a tool head frame that includes a leading edge opposite a trailing edge between parallel first side and second side edges, where the leading edge and the trailing edge are non-parallel. The tool head frame is disposed in proximity to a tray having a compartment with a pad assembly and a cleaning solution disposed therein. The pad assembly is movable within the compartment between first and second positions. The tool head frame is hands-free attached to the pad assembly in the first or second position and hands-free detached from the pad assembly in the second position.

Method for cleaning a controlled and regulated equipment

A computing device can include a first shell that includes a first bay; a second shell that includes a second bay; a hinge assembly that couples the first shell and the second shell; and a display assembly positionable in the first bay and positionable in the second bay.

A computing device can include a housing that includes a shell and a shell cover, where the shell cover includes a keyboard; and an electronic component secured in a component bay of the shell by a latch accessible upon displacement of the shell cover, where the component bay includes an electrical bay contact and bay magnets, where the electronic component includes an electrical component contact and component magnets, and where the component magnets are coupled to the latch and move responsive to actuation of the latch to lock the electronic component in the component bay via a magnetic attraction force between the bay magnets and the component magnets that mates the electrical bay contact and the electrical component contact and to unlock the electronic component for removal from the component bay.

A computing device can include a processor; memory accessible to the processor; a display housing that includes a display operatively coupled to the processor, display housing bumper supports and peripheral display housing bumpers mounted to the display housing bumper supports; a base housing that includes base housing bumper supports and peripheral base housing bumpers mounted to the base housing bumper supports; and a hinge assembly that couples the display housing and the base housing.

An apparatus can include a processor; memory accessible to the processor; a first housing that includes opposing end edges, opposing side edges and a first display; a second housing that includes a second display; a third housing; a rail that guides translation of the first housing with respect to the second housing; a first hinge assembly that operatively couples the first housing and the second housing; and a second hinge assembly that pivotably couples the second housing and the third housing.

A stand device includes a base block, a first stand plate, a second stand plate, a third stand plate, a first hinge device that connects the first stand plate to the base block, a second hinge device that connects the first stand plate and the second stand plate, a third hinge device that connects the second stand plate and the third stand plate, and a fourth hinge device that connects the third stand plate to the base block. The stand device is configured so that the rotation axis of the third hinge device is located on an extension of the rotation axis of the first hinge device and the rotation axis of the fourth hinge device is located on an extension of the rotation axis of the second hinge device.

Stand device and electronic apparatus

A display device can include a display panel hinged to a support panel that includes a first portion hinged to a second portion, where the display panel includes a display surface and a back surface, where the support panel is foldable over the display surface and foldable over the back surface, and where the first portion is hingedly adjustable with respect to the second portion for angled support of the display panel.

An apparatus can include a processor; memory accessible to the processor; a base housing; a display housing that includes a center panel and folding wings that fold over the center panel to form a recess for the base housing; and a hinge assembly that couples the display housing to the base housing.

Folding device

A system can include a display housing that includes a planar display; a planar stand; and a hinge assembly that operatively couples the display housing and the planar stand and that includes an accessory socket that defines a plane that is maintained fixed for rotation of the display housing with respect to the planar stand.

Computer display system

A display device stand can include a base that includes a fore portion with an upwardly sloping top surface defined by a first angle, an extension with an upwardly sloping fore surface defined by a second angle that is less than the first angle, and an aft portion, where the fore portion includes a front edge, the aft portion includes a back edge and the extension includes a top side that define vertexes of an acute triangle; and an adjustable support that includes a retracted state with respect to the extension and an extended state with respect to the extension.

Display device stand

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