Abstract: A wire grip is adapted for fastening a wire and mounted to a tension device which pulls the wire grip to produce a pulling force to the wire. The wire grip includes a basic body and a capstan. The capstan is slidably mounted to the basic body for fastening an end portion of the wire and enabling the wire to be wrapped thereon. The capstan is movable in a direction relative to an axis thereof whereby to ensure the pulling force provided by the tension device is in alignment direction with the pulling force received by a middle portion of the wire.

Abstract: A mobile phone holder includes a frame, a holding means, a hinge means coupled the holding means with the frame and a locking means locked the holding means and the frame. The frame includes a base plate and a restricting means extended from three sides of a front of the base plate. A mobile phone is received in the frame from the remainder side thereof. The holding means is positioned at the remainder side of the frame for restricting the mobile phone according to the holding means rotated relative to the frame along a longitudinal direction of the frame and to the second side of the frame by the hinge means, and the holding means slid inwardly relative to the frame by the hinge means along a transverse direction of the base plate of the frame for being locked to the frame by the locking means.

Abstract: A charger adapted for charging a mobile phone includes a base defining a cavity and a rotatable module having a main body. The rotatable module is pivotally disposed in the cavity. The main body has a basic portion and an engaging portion which substantially perpendicularly extends from one end of the basic portion. An output connector is disposed in the engaging portion and extends out of the engaging portion towards the other end of the basic portion to define a mating direction substantially parallel with the basic portion. When the charger is in an opened state for charging, the basic portion is rotated to a predetermined place and the output connector is therefore located out of the cavity; when the mobile phone is taken away from the charger, the output connector returns into the cavity.

Abstract: A vehicle charger has a hollow insulating housing which defines an opening at a front wall thereof and a recess at a lateral wall. A printed circuit board is fixedly received in the insulating housing. A positive element is mounted in the insulating housing and electrically connected with the printed circuit board. The positive element has a contact portion which passes through the opening and stretches outside the insulating housing. A negative element assembled in the insulating housing and electrically connected with the printed circuit board has an elastic portion protruding out of the recess partially. A holding frame of U shape has a base portion and two facing connecting arms respectively extending from both ends of the base portion. The connecting arms are pivotally mounted to two substantial opposite portions of the lateral wall biased from the recess.

Abstract: A charger adapted for charging a mobile phone includes a base defining a cavity and a rotatable module having a main body. The rotatable module is pivotally disposed in the cavity. The main body has a basic portion and an engaging portion which substantially perpendicularly extends from one end of the basic portion. An output connector is disposed in the engaging portion and extends out of the engaging portion towards the other end of the basic portion to define a mating direction substantially parallel with the basic portion. When the charger is in an opened state for charging, the basic portion is rotated to a predetermined place and the output connector is therefore located out of the cavity; when the mobile phone is taken away from the charger, the output connector returns into the cavity.

Abstract: A wire grip is adapted for fastening a wire and mounted to a tension device which pulls the wire grip to produce a pulling force to the wire. The wire grip includes a basic body and a capstan. The capstan is pivotally mounted to the basic body for fastening an end portion of the wire and enabling the wire to be wrapped thereon. The capstan is movable in a direction relative to an axis thereof whereby to ensure the pulling force provided by the tension device is in alignment direction with the pulling force received by a middle portion of the wire.

Abstract: An audio plug adapter has a sleeve, an audio plug assembly rotatable coupled to the sleeve, a female connector received in the sleeve and a cable interconnected between the audio plug assembly and the female connector. The sleeve has a first coupling means formed the radial direction thereat, and a supporting platform extended outwardly and formed with a groove. The audio plug assembly has a rotatory base, an audio plug having a soldering portion received in the rotatory base and a contact portion, and a second coupling means formed on the rotatory base and perpendicular to the audio plug, which is rotatable coupled to the first coupling means of the sleeve. The contact portion of the audio plug of the plug assembly can be rotated received in the groove of the supporting platform of the sleeve to prevent that the contact portion is scraped by external force.