DAVID BRENT WILLIAMS, DPM
Podiatry at Lee Trevino Dr, El Paso, TX

2012015, Jun 21, 2012

Dec 16, 2011

13/329046

Mark D. BOSSES - Boca Raton FL, US
Charles BAIN - El Paso TX, US
David WILLIAMS - El Paso TX, US

ZENITH TECHNOLOGIES, LLC - Boca Raton FL

A47L 9/28, B08B 7/04, G06Q 30/02, B08B 5/04

134 6, 15339, 15319, 134 18, 705 1449

A touch sensitive display displays status of operation and controlling operation of a surface cleaner. The touch sensitive display is connected to the surface cleaner and interfaces with a logic processor disposed in the surface cleaner. The logic processor receives information from the touch sensitive display, various sensors on and within the vacuum cleaner, and variable inputs. The logic processor outputs information to the touch sensitive display, and controls various functions and components of the surface cleaner. The information displayed on the touch sensitive display may be determined at least in part by the architecture of the logic processor and the touch sensitive display. The information displayed on the touch sensitive display can be varied among different surface cleaner systems and can depend upon the operational state of an individual surface cleaner. The logic processor can transmit information wirelessly over the internet to a remote station accessible by the user.

2013009, Apr 18, 2013

Oct 12, 2011

13/271955

Mark D. Bosses - Boca Raton FL, US
Charles Bain - El Paso TX, US
David Williams - El Paso TX, US

ZENITH TECHNOLOGIES, LLC - Boca Raton FL

A47L 9/00

15353

A vacuum cleaner includes an intake tube through which air is passed. An airflow deflector is disposed in the intake tube. A deflection surface of the airflow deflector is disposed at an obtuse angle with respect to a longitudinal axis of the intake tube passing through the deflection surface. The airflow deflector improves airflow from the intake tube into the vacuum bag, thereby improving the effectiveness of the vacuum cleaner.

6582150, Jun 24, 2003

Aug 10, 2000

09/636013

David R. Davis - Jefferson SD
David D. Williams - El Paso TX
Daniel C. Castillo - El Paso TX
Jorge A. Moriel - El Paso TX
John J. Daly - Irvine CA
James Foster Knutson - Sioux City IA

Gateway, Inc. - Poway CA

H05K 716

403330, 403386, 361726, 361725

A device retention mechanism suitable for mounting a device in a chassis includes a chassis suitable for receiving a device. The chassis has a first side and a second side, the first side oriented generally perpendicular to the second side. A retention member is mounted to the first side of the chassis to enable the retention member to exert a force against a device, thereby applying the force from the retention member to the device and to the second side of the chassis, thereby securing the device in the chassis.

6456489, Sep 24, 2002

May 25, 2000

09/583112

David R. Davis - Jefferson SD
Vernon Erickson - Sioux City IA
Paul Amdahl - Sioux City IA
Daniel Castillo - El Paso TX
David Williams - El Paso TX
Paul Hooper - El Paso TX

Gateway, Inc. - Poway CA

G06F 116

361684, 361685, 361726, 3123321, 312333, 439483, 439157

The present invention is directed to a device retention apparatus. A device retention apparatus includes a housing suitable for mounting an information handling system device and a retaining portion disposed on the housing, the retaining portion suitable for engaging an information handling system device when disposed in the housing. A selection mechanism suitable for securing the information handling system device to the housing is slideably connected to the housing so as to be capable of moving between a first position and a second position. Therefore, as the selection mechanism is moved from the first position to the second position, the selection mechanism contacts the retaining portion thereby securing an information handling system device to the housing.

6377445, Apr 23, 2002

Aug 14, 2000

09/639686

David R. Davis - Jefferson SD
David D. Williams - El Paso TX
Daniel C. Castillo - El Paso TX
Salah Din - Dakota Dunes SD
Paul O. Amdahl - Sioux City IA
Dirk O. Cosner - Sioux City IA

Gateway, Inc. - N. Sioux City SD

H05K 111

361683, 361801, 361804, 361760, 174 521, 174138 D, 174138 G, 411 32, 245732

Apparatus for mounting a circuit board within the chassis of an electronic device are disclosed. The chassis of an electronic device includes a mounting panel assembly having at least one slot for receiving a standoff mounted to the circuit board. Each slot includes a first end suitable for allowing insertion and removal of the standoff through the slot and a second end suitable for engaging the standoff to retain the standoff in the slot for securing the circuit board to the mounting panel assembly. A ramp member extends beneath the slot adjacent to the first end for urging the standoff toward the second end when the standoff is inserted in the slot through the first end.

6485119, Nov 26, 2002

Aug 11, 2000

09/637964

David R. Davis - Jefferson SD
David D. Williams - El Paso TX
Daniel C. Castillo - El Paso TX
Dirk O. Cosner - Sioux City IA
Jorge A. Moriel - El Paso TX
Michael J. Calvillo - Sioux City IA

Gateway, Inc. - Poway CA

A47B 9502

312244, 3122656, 3122232

The present invention discloses an accent panel incorporated with an aperture in the panel that allows access to a support member attached to a bezel. A persons hand may fit within the aperture and grasp the support member to allow easy transport of the computer. The panel may be installed and removed easily without the need for tools. A user of a computer equipped with an accent panel of the present invention may be able to match the color of the front of his or her computer to his or her surroundings while still allowing access to a support member to allow easier transport of a computer.

5672823, Sep 30, 1997

Apr 10, 1996

8/630757

Leonard P. Lachmann - El Paso TX
Thomas Lozito - El Paso TX
David Williams - El Paso TX

Joseph Pollak Corporation - Boston MA

G01D 1124

73431

A front removable gauge assembly including a case gauge housing for locking the assembly to an instrument panel. A printed circuit board is mounted within the case gauge housing in electrical contact with conductors of a connector shell which extends from the case gauge housing for electrically connecting elements on the printed circuit board to an instrument signal source. A front removable gauge unit is removably mounted within the case gauge housing and contains an instrument assembly which can be mounted for 90-degree or 255-degree pointer sweep. From the bottom of the front removable gauge unit, a connector stud and wiper contacts extend. The connector stud has a protruding key which engages the bottom surface of the printed circuit board upon clockwise rotation of the front removable gauge unit to thereby removably lock it to the printed circuit boards. Also, with rotation, the wiper contacts are pressed against contact pads on the printed circuit board from which they remove oxidation and improve electrical contact. For removal, the front removable gauge unit is simply rotated in a counterclockwise direction to disengage the key from the printed circuit board.

6853547, Feb 8, 2005

Dec 16, 2002

10/320753

David D. Williams - El Paso TX, US
Jorge A. Moriel - El Paso TX, US
Richard A. Gibson - El Paso TX, US
Francisco M. Mercado - El Paso TX, US

Axxion Group Corporation - El Paso TX

G06F001/16

361685, 361683

The present invention includes a mounting device for a computer drive that includes a flexible locking plate and one or more tabs for securing the drive. A contact point allows a portion of the locking plate to be reversibly flexed out of a plane that substantially corresponds to the plane of the flexible locking plate when not flexed is used to effect.

7982817, Jul 19, 2011

Nov 13, 2009

12/618378

Paul A. Bussiere - Twin Mountain NH, US
Armando Rocha Lopez - El Paso TX, US
Ralph Jensen - El Paso TX, US
Kevin A. Patin - El Paso TX, US
Michael S. Boudreaux - El Paso TX, US
Wesley B. Morgan - Mesilla NM, US
David Williams - El Paso TX, US

Celestica International Inc. - Toronto

G02F 1/1333

349 58, 349 60

A flat panel display structure is disclosed that can support significant loads on the viewing surface without fracturing or permanently damaging the video display. A rigid body is fitted in a peripheral frame and situated behind the viewing surface. When a load is applied to the video display, the load is transferred to the rigid body, which absorbs and distributes the load to the peripheral frame.