FULL LINE COMPUTER KEYBOARDS

Brand Owner Address Description
MINEBEA MINEBEA MITSUMI INC. 4106-73 OAZA MIYOTA, MIYOTA-MACHI KITASAKU-GUN, NAGANO 389-0293 Japan Full line of computer keyboards, namely, PC keyboards, wireless keyboards, laptop keyboards, portable keyboards; audio speakers; audio speaker boxes; a full line of motors used as parts of internal computer, copy machine, and facsimile components, namely, DC spindle motors used as parts of computer disk drives, hybrid-type stepping motors, PM stepping motors, DC brushless motors, induction motors, synchronous motors; hard disk drive spindles; electrical VR resolvers with RD converters; floppy disk drive subassemblies; magneto-optical disc drives; magnetic heads for floppy disk drives; blowers used to rotate fans to cool the inside of computers and electric machine tools; hard disk drive spindle motors; floppy disk drives; electrical inductors; computer front light assemblies for reflective color Liquid Crystal Displays; power backlight inverters; a full line of electrical switching power suppliers inductors; electrical transformers; hybrid integrated circuits; measuring apparatus, namely, strain gauges; weight measuring systems, namely, load cells; gas pressure transducers; digital indicators, namely, temperature and pressure indicators; metal tensile and compression testing machines;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A keyboard augmenting hot key structure consisting of a main keyboard having expansion keyboards disposed at its lateral ends, the expansion keyboards each situated on a preloaded torque spring in the main keyboard internal section. A drive structure maintains the expansion keyboards within the main keyboard internal section such that when the expansion keyboards are not utilized, they are concealed within the internal section of the main keyboard. When the expansion keyboards are utilized, the operation of the drive structure torque springs impels the expansion keyboards outward from the main keyboard such that given the unchanged, overall keyboard physical size, there is usable space for accommodating numerous hot keys, providing the users to collect the expansion keyboards at will and without occupying space when the expansion keyboards are not utilized.