Abstract: An electronic device includes a casing, a camera housing, a coupler, and an elastic member. The casing is formed with a hole therethrough. The coupler has a first end portion that is received rotatably in the hole in the casing, a second end portion that is coupled to the camera housing, and a flange that is disposed between the first and second end portions of the coupler. The flange of the coupler is provided with a protrusion that is in sliding contact with a periphery of the hole in the casing. The elastic member surrounds the first end portion of the coupler, is disposed between and is in airtight contact with the flange of the coupler and the periphery of the hole in the casing, and is in sliding contact with the periphery of the hole in the casing.

Abstract: A handheld electronic device includes a casing, a camera unit, and a sealing unit. The casing confines an accommodating space, and is formed with a recess that is defined by a recess-defining wall. The recess-defining wall is formed with a hole that is in spatial communication with the recess and the accommodating space. The camera unit includes a camera housing and an electrical wire. The camera housing is disposed in the recess, and has a first end portion that is received rotatably in the hole in the recess-defining wall. The electrical wire has a first end portion that extends into the camera housing, and a second end portion that extends into the accommodating space. The sealing unit is disposed between and is in airtight contact with the recess-defining wall and the camera housing.

Abstract: A docking base incorporates a speaker unit that includes a speaker casing having a back wall, two opposed lateral walls extending respectively from two opposed lateral edge portions of the back wall, a bottom wall extending between the lateral walls, and a front wall which defines a sound outlet therethrough. The docking base includes an elongated docking frame which has an elongated horizontal portion with left and right ends, and an upright portion which is disposed generally perpendicular to and which divides the horizontal portion into a front section to support a portable computer thereon and a rear section to support the bottom wall of the speaker casing thereon. The upright portion has front and rear walls respectively adjacent to the front and rear sections.