Abstract: A computer includes an enclosure, a mainboard, a main antenna, and an auxiliary antenna. The enclosure includes an inner case and an outer cover. The mainboard is received in the inner case. The main antenna and the auxiliary antenna are mounted at an outer surface of the enclosure. The main antenna and the auxiliary antenna are electrically connected to the mainboard, respectively. The outer cover is mounted on the case and covers and protects the main antenna and the auxiliary antenna.

Abstract: A computer enclosure includes a frame portion and a battery holding structure. The frame portion defines a battery receiving groove for receiving a battery, a first sliding groove and a second sliding groove communicating with the battery receiving groove. The battery holding structure includes a first locking member movably received in the first sliding groove, a second locking member movably received in the second sliding groove, and a spring. The first locking member includes a first latching block. The second locking member includes a second latching block. The spring is compressed between the second locking member and an inner surface of the second sliding groove and configured to provide a force to push the second latching block into the battery receiving groove. The first and second latching members can be pushed into the battery receiving groove to cooperatively latch the battery in the battery receiving groove.

Abstract: A computer includes an enclosure, a mainboard, a main antenna, and an auxiliary antenna. The enclosure includes an inner case and an outer cover. The mainboard is received in the inner case. The main antenna and the auxiliary antenna are mounted at an outer surface of the enclosure. The main antenna and the auxiliary antenna are electrically connected to the mainboard, respectively. The outer cover is mounted on the case and covers and protects the main antenna and the auxiliary antenna.

Abstract: A antenna assembly includes a mounting plate defining a number of through holes, and an antenna. The antenna includes a mounting piece and a signal portion extending from the mounting piece. The mounting piece includes two spaced first latching portions at a top and a second latching portion at a bottom. The first and second latching portions are locked to the corresponding through holes.

Abstract: A computer enclosure includes a frame portion and a battery holding structure. The frame portion defines a battery receiving groove for receiving a battery, a first sliding groove and a second sliding groove communicating with the battery receiving groove. The battery holding structure includes a first locking member movably received in the first sliding groove, a second locking member movably received in the second sliding groove, and a spring. The first locking member includes a first latching block. The second locking member includes a second latching block. The spring is compressed between the second locking member and an inner surface of the second sliding groove and configured to provide a force to push the second latching block into the battery receiving groove. The first and second latching members can be pushed into the battery receiving groove to cooperatively latch the battery in the battery receiving groove.

Abstract: An exemplary display device includes a rear housing, a front frame, a display module, a connecting assembly pivotally connecting the front frame to the rear housing, a latching member, a slidable key, and a clamping member. The clamping member forms a latching block latched to the latching member for securing the front frame to the rear housing. The display module can be detached from the front frame and the rear housing by operating the slidable key. Correspondingly, the latching of the latching block and the latching member can be released.

Abstract: An exemplary display device includes a rear housing, a front frame, a display module, a connecting assembly pivotally connecting the front frame to the rear housing, a latching member, and a clamping member. The clamping member can be triggered to latch or release with the latching member for securing or releasing the front frame relative to the rear housing. The display module can be detached from or secured into the front frame when the display device is at an open position.