Mophie Inc.

Samson Sports, LLC

X3, LLC

William Benjamin Hasbrook

Sean Michael Stuck

Nguyen To

William Westwood

Souheil Gallouzi

Hien Nguyen

Hong-Wei Zhang

Jiayong Ye

Daniel Huang

Matthew Brand

Andrew Namminga

Dat Minh Dang

Denny Tsai

Fanpeng Zeng

Chee-Wui Loke

Brian Kim

Scott David Parnell

Brian T Kelsey

Case for a mobile electronic device

A protective case can house a portable electronic device. The portable electronic device can have a switch (e.g., for switching an operational mode of the portable electronic device). The protective case can have a switch cover that engages the switch of the portable electronic device when the portable electronic device is in the protective case. The switch cover can be moved between positions corresponding to positions of the switch of the portable electronic device. As the switch cover is moved, the switch cover correspondingly moves the switch.

Protective case with switch cover

Electrical and physical mounting assemblies. The mounting assemblies include a male structure, a female structure, a retention structure, and a rotation control structure. The male structure has an outer surface and includes at least a first electrical contact that defines a portion of the outer surface. The female structure defines a receptacle that is sized to receive the male structure. The receptacle and the male structure are shaped to permit relative rotation therebetween about a rotational axis when the male structure is received within the receptacle. The female structure includes a second electrical contact that defines a portion of the receptacle. The first electrical contact and the second electrical contact are shaped to maintain electrical communication therebetween during the relative rotation. The retention structure is configured to selectively retain the male structure within the receptacle. The rotation control structure is configured to selectively restrict the relative rotation.

Electrical and physical mounting assemblies

A tablet computer stand configured to hold a tablet computer in either horizontal (landscape) or vertical (portrait) positions. Tablet computer stand may comprise a T-shaped tablet computer dock (the 'T-Arm'), a dock rotator, a neck, and a U-shaped base (the 'U-Foot').

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Tualatin, OR, United States of America

William Benjamin Hasbrook