Abstract: A heat sink system assembled within a computer enclosure for dissipating heat away from a heat generating element includes a fan duct, a heat pipe and a fan. The computer enclosure forms an opening. The fan duct is a square hollow shell attached to the computer enclosure, with a surface thereof coupled to the computer enclosure. A first hole is defined in the surface of the fan duct in communication with the opening, thereby communicating with an exterior of the computer enclosure. A second hole is defined in another surface of the fan duct in communication with an interior of the computer enclosure. The heat pipe includes a main body and two attaching portions at opposite ends thereof for being respectively attached to the heat generating element and the fan duct. The main body has a conductive material disposed therein. The fan is assembled within the first hole.

Abstract: A mouse encoding device that includes an operating interface for the user to operate on and a sensing device for sensing user input through the operating interface in order to modulate light pulses and generate encoded electrical signals. Through the rotation of a wheel in the mouse device, a mechanically linked photo-grid wheel is driven to generate a series of encoded signals. Furthermore, the wheel can move slightly in the vertical direction so that an activating switch can be turned on or off to produce yet another signal. Therefore, the movement of a mouse by a user is fully tracked.