Abstract: An optical member driving mechanism is provided. The optical member driving mechanism includes a first movable portion used for connecting an optical element, a fixed portion, a first driving assembly used for driving the first movable portion to rotate relative to the fixed portion, and a guiding assembly having a first intermediate element. The first movable portion is movable relative to the fixed portion. The guiding assembly is used for applying a first stabilized force to the first movable portion for making the first intermediate element be in contact with the first movable portion or the fixed portion. The first movable portion is rotatable relative to the fixed portion.

Abstract: An optical system affixed to an electronic apparatus is provided, including a first optical module, a second optical module, and a third optical module. The first optical module is configured to adjust the moving direction of a first light from a first moving direction to a second moving direction, wherein the first moving direction is not parallel to the second moving direction. The second optical module is configured to receive the first light moving in the second moving direction. The first light reaches the third optical module via the first optical module and the second optical module in sequence. The third optical module includes a first photoelectric converter configured to transform the first light into a first image signal.

Abstract: A portable electronic apparatus comprises a first housing, a display panel, a shaft housing, a second housing, and a circuit board. The display panel is embedded in the first housing. The shaft housing is connected and fixed to a side of the first housing, and two ends of the shaft housing are hinged on a side of the second housing, such that the first housing is rotated with respect to the second housing through the shaft housing. The circuit board is disposed in the shaft housing and electrically connected to the display panel.

Abstract: A portable electronic apparatus comprises a first housing, a display panel, a shaft housing, a second housing, and a circuit board. The display panel is embedded in the first housing. The shaft housing is connected and fixed to a side of the first housing, and two ends of the shaft housing are hinged on a side of the second housing, such that the first housing is rotated with respect to the second housing through the shaft housing. The circuit board is disposed in the shaft housing and electrically connected to the display panel.

Abstract: Configurations of a device that prints an intended pattern, and methods thereof are disclosed. The proposed device that prints the intended pattern includes a first roller used to print a first pattern having a first pattern direction on a printable media, wherein the first pattern direction and a first print direction have a first included angle of no larger than 50 degrees therebetween, and a second roller used to print a second pattern having a second pattern direction on the printable media, wherein the second pattern direction and a second print direction have a second included angle of no larger than 50 degrees therebetween, the first print direction and the second print direction are perpendicular to each other, and the first and the second patterns form the intended pattern.

Abstract: A printing method for a touch panel device is disclosed. The method includes the following steps: firstly, providing a substrate; then, printing a first shielding layer on a surface of the substrate; and afterwards, printing a second shielding layer on the first shielding layer, wherein the second shielding layer covers the first shielding layer, and a side surface of the second shielding layer is connected to the surface of the substrate.

Abstract: A touch device includes a top housing and bottom housing, which define an accommodating space. A touch panel has a lateral surface abutting the top housing. A hollow frame crosses adjacency between a top surface of the touch panel and a top surface of the top housing.

Abstract: An audio/video alarm clock and a pre-set time reminding method thereof. The audio/video alarm clock includes a time function unit, an audio play unit and a video play unit, which includes a touch screen. The time function unit provides a current time. The video play unit displays the current time when the current time is not a pre-set time. The audio play unit and the video play unit respectively play prerecorded audio data and prerecorded video data when the current time is the pre-set time. At this time, the audio play unit stops playing the prerecorded audio data if the touch screen is touched.

Abstract: A photoconductor panel for lighting a keyboard. The photoconductor panel is disposed in an electronic product having a liquid crystal module and a keyboard. The photoconductor panel is disposed on the bottom of the liquid crystal module. The photoconductor panel has a photoconduction face facing the liquid crystal module. At least one side of the photoconduction face has multiple photoconduction sections for conducting light beam to the photoconduction face. At least one light source is disposed on one side of the photoconduction face. A portion of the photoconductor panel is further formed with multiple through holes corresponding to the touch sections of the keyboard and the touch buttons. The circumference of each through hole is formed with at least one second photoconduction section for conducting light beam upward.

Abstract: A photoconductor panel for lighting a keyboard. The photoconductor panel is disposed in an electronic product having a liquid crystal module and a keyboard. The photoconductor panel is disposed on the bottom of the liquid crystal module. The photoconductor panel has a photoconduction face facing the liquid crystal module. At least one side of the photoconduction face has multiple photoconduction sections for conducting light beam to the photoconduction face. At least one light source is disposed on one side of the photoconduction face. A portion of the photoconductor panel is further formed with multiple through holes corresponding to the touch sections of the keyboard and the touch buttons. The circumference of each through hole is formed with at least one second photoconduction section for conducting light beam upward.