Abstract: A computing device can include a processor; memory accessible by the processor; a first housing that includes a first pair of axles; a second housing that includes a second pair of axles and a display operatively coupled to the processor; and a hinge assembly that couples the first housing and the second housing, where the hinge assembly includes a first bar supported by one of the first pair of axles and one of the second pair of axles, a second bar supported by another one of the first pair of axles and another one of the second pair of axles, and an alignment mechanism for the first bar and the second bar, where the first bar and the second bar overlap at an angle of 180 degrees of the first housing and the second housing and cross at angles other than 180 degrees of the first housing and the second housing.

Abstract: An assembly can include a chassis that includes a chamber and an opening; a cover movable for access to the chamber via the opening; a cover latch; and a cover latch release that includes a push panel operatively coupled via a linkage to a pull panel that includes a finger grip surface, where the linkage rotates the pull panel responsive to rotation of the push panel to expose the finger grip surface, and where further rotation of the pull panel releases the cover latch.

Abstract: The disclosure describes devices that are used in conjunction with a pair of (single wattage) compact fluorescent lamps (CFL). In some embodiments, the devices can emulate the behavior of a 3-way incandescent bulb used in a standard 3-way lamp socket. Such can allows people to retain the benefits of their existing Edison-base (E26d) 3-way lamps with the improved energy efficiency and color temperature of modern CFL technology in a cost effective and flexible way. Light fixture conversion kits for allowing an incandescent lamp to accept CFL bulbs are also described.