A computer includes various features that improve its functionality and/or ease of use. A modular electronics cartridge that includes a piston seal and opposed-direction latches removably engages a cartridge bay of the computer. A high intensity touch-screen display and a high power processor are disposed in a sealed compartment of the computer, and a remote heat exchanger is used to cool the sealed compartment. An interface converter/adapter converts a standard mini-PCI Express slot into a specialized mini-PCI Express slot with voice capabilities. SIM and microSD card slots mount to a pivoting door on the computer such that opening the door provides easier access to the card slots.
David REBER - Cedar Park TX, US Michael Garel - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
Xplore Technologies Corp. - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F 1/16
US Classification:
3616794
Abstract:
A computer includes various features that improve its functionality and/or ease of use. A modular electronics cartridge that includes a piston seal and opposed-direction latches removably engages a cartridge bay of the computer. A high intensity touch-screen display and a high power processor are disposed in a sealed compartment of the computer, and a remote heat exchanger is used to cool the sealed compartment. An interface converter/adapter converts a standard mini-PCI Express slot into a specialized mini-PCI Express slot with voice capabilities. SIM and microSD card slots mount to a pivoting door on the computer such that opening the door provides easier access to the card slots.
A computer includes various features that improve its functionality and/or ease of use. A modular electronics cartridge that includes a piston seal and opposed-direction latches removably engages a cartridge bay of the computer. A high intensity touch-screen display and a high power processor are disposed in a sealed compartment of the computer, and a remote heat exchanger is used to cool the sealed compartment. An interface converter/adapter converts a standard mini-PCI Express slot into a specialized mini-PCI Express slot with voice capabilities. SIM and microSD card slots mount to a pivoting door on the computer such that opening the door provides easier access to the card slots.
David REBER - Cedar Park TX, US Michael Garel - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
Xplore Technologies Corp. - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F 1/16
US Classification:
36167926
Abstract:
A computer includes various features that improve its functionality and/or ease of use. A modular electronics cartridge that includes a piston seal and opposed-direction latches removably engages a cartridge bay of the computer. A high intensity touch-screen display and a high power processor are disposed in a sealed compartment of the computer, and a remote heat exchanger is used to cool the sealed compartment. An interface converter/adapter converts a standard mini-PCI Express slot into a specialized mini-PCI Express slot with voice capabilities. SIM and microSD card slots mount to a pivoting door on the computer such that opening the door provides easier access to the card slots.
David Reber - Cedar Park TX, US Bryan Bell - Georgetown TX, US
Assignee:
Xplore Technologies Corp. - Austin TX
International Classification:
H05K 7/00
US Classification:
36167941
Abstract:
A system and apparatus for robustly transferring power and data between a portable computing device, such as a ruggedized tablet, and a docking station is provided. The tablet and the docking station may each have a docking connector and a wireless communication device. In some embodiments, the docking station may transfer power to the tablet through electrical contacts of the docking connectors and may communicate data through the wireless communication devices. The docking station's docking connector may mount electrical contacts for transferring power and may mount few or no electrical contacts for transferring data. The tablet's docking connector may retain electrical contacts for transferring power and electrical contacts for transferring data. In some embodiments, all the electrical contacts for transferring data may be unused.
A computing device includes: a housing supporting a transparent panel to define an enclosure; a camera supported within the enclosure, the camera having a field of view extending through the transparent panel; and a privacy shutter supported within the enclosure, between the transparent panel and the camera, the privacy shutter having a shutter magnet, and being movable via magnetic activation between (i) an enabled position obstructing the field of view, and (ii) a disabled position clearing the field of view.
- Lincolnshire IL, US David William Reber - Cedar Park TX, US Brian D. Ryder - Leander TX, US Chad Chaumont - Mount Sinai NY, US Dennis Barrett - Allen TX, US
International Classification:
G06F 1/16 F16M 11/04 F16M 13/00
Abstract:
A dock for a computing device includes: a cradle configured to receive a first edge of the computing device; a body extending from the cradle, the body having: (i) a first mounting surface configured to removably support a first accessory module in a first volume adjacent to the computing device, and (ii) a second mounting surface configured to removably support, independently of the first accessory module, a second accessory module in a second volume disjoint from the first volume.
- Lincolnshire IL, US David William Reber - Cedar Park TX, US
International Classification:
H01R 13/52
Abstract:
A connector includes: a connector body having an outer end and an opposing inner end, the connector body supported by a housing of a first device, wherein the outer end is exposed to an exterior of the housing and the inner end is placed within an interior of the housing; a signal conductor extending between the inner end and the outer end to engage with a complementary connector of a second device; a conductive resiliently deformable sleeve extending between the inner end and the outer end of the connector body, wherein the conductive resiliently deformable sleeve: (i) defines an electrically isolating shield that substantially encloses the signal conductor from the inner end to the outer end, and (ii) forms a seal against the second device encircling the signal conductor and the complementary connector.
Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
David Reber Director
ZINGENUITY INVESTMENT HOLDINGS, INC
211 E 7 St STE 620, Austin, TX 78701 1212 Corporate Drste 330, Irving, TX 75038 527 Sugarpine Dr, Incline Village, NV 89451
Zebra Technologies
Senior Mechanical Engineer
Xplore Technologies
Senior Mechanical Engineer
General Dynamics Mission Systems Feb 2000 - Jan 2008
Senior Staff Mechanical Engineer
Purcell Systems 2008 - 2008
Senior Mechanical
Keytronicems May 1990 - Feb 2000
Prinicipal Mechanical Engineer
Education:
Montana State University - Bozeman
Skills:
Product Development Electronics Pro Engineer Engineering Management Product Design Manufacturing Mobile Devices Mechanical Engineering Injection Molding Design For Manufacturing Testing Engineering Sheet Metal Team Leadership Solidworks Design of Experiments Failure Analysis Pro/Engineer
1999 to 2000 Shipping ClerkDierberg's St. Louis, MO 1991 to 2000 Cashier
Education:
Vatterott College 2008 to 2010 Associates in Business ManagementSt. Louis St. Louis, MO Jun 2009 to Aug 2009 marketing, advertising, accounting, business
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