MATHEW J PALAZOLA
Broker in Gloucester, MA

D425495, May 23, 2000

Mar 30, 1998

D/085752

Christopher E. Chiodo - Andover MA
William A. Izzicupo - Windham NH
Jonathan A. Colprit - Jamaica Plain MA
Mathew J. Palazola - Gloucester MA
Herbert F. H. Pfeifer - San Francisco CA
Paul S. Montgomery - Kentfield CA

1402

D14102

5696636, Dec 9, 1997

Jun 6, 1995

8/468246

Christopher E. Chiodo - Brookline MA
Mathew J. Palazola - Gloucester MA

Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Mountain View CA

G02B 504

359837

An insert is installed at a corner and two adjacent edges of an enclosure for electronic equipment so that a signal light, such as an LED, may be observed from two sides of the enclosure. The insert has a prism to refract light in both directions from an LED or similar signal light supported on the insert in a fixed position relative to the prism. The corner of the prism is rounded to function as a lens. The corner of the enclosure is cut away at the upper edges of the converging sides and the cut-away area filled with the lens. An apron depending from the insert may be welded or otherwise adhered to the interior of the enclosure.

5957465, Sep 28, 1999

Jun 17, 1997

8/877152

Daniel Derrick Gonsalves - Hudson NH
Kenneth Kitlas - San Jose CA
Robert Antonnucio - Burlington MA
William Izzicupo - Windham NH
James Carney - Peperell MA
Mark Pugliese - Shrewsbury MA
Joseph Spano - North Reading MA
Mathew Palazola - Gloucester MA
David Desilets - Hopkinton MA

Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Mountain View CA

F16J 1502, H05K 718

277637

A PCI card is inserted through an I/O opening in a computer panel. On one edge of the card is a cover from one end of which projects a tab. A resilient gasket is attached to the panel to create a flexible EMC seal around the opening. Preferably the gasket is formed of tin-plated beryllium copper. The gasket has alternate staggered spring fingers oriented opposite to the direction of insertion of the PCI card. To retain the gasket the panel is formed with slots at either end and an outward struck projection at the middle. The gasket is formed with a tongue at either end to be inserted in one of the slots and a punched-out opening to receive the projection.

5434746, Jul 18, 1995

Jan 13, 1994

8/182440

James Testa - Mountain View CA
Joseph M. Spano - North Reading MA
William L. Dailey - Redwood City CA
Daniel D. Gonsalves - Nashua NH
Robert S. Antonuccio - Burlington MA
James M. Carney - Pepperel MA
Mathew J. Palazola - Gloucester MA

Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Mountain View CA

H05K 500

361752

An improved attachment mechanism for attaching the motherboard in a computer system to its chassis is disclosed. The attachment mechanism includes a rail that engages at least two opposing edges of the motherboard and a hook mechanism that engages a catch formed in the chassis. The hook mechanism is secured to a central portion of the motherboard. The rail and hook mechanism cooperate to securely couple the motherboard to the chassis without requiting the use of extensive usable space on the motherboard. The described arrangement permits the motherboard to be quickly and easily installed and released.

D434030, Nov 21, 2000

Jul 22, 1999

D/108258

Jonathan A. Colprit - Rollinsford NH
Mathew J. Palazola - Gloucester MA
Daniel D. Gonsalves - Hudson NH
Christopher E. Chiodo - Andover MA

Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Palo Alto CA

1402

D14308