Abstract: A special-purpose light-guiding seat for pilot lamps of an electronic machine, which comprises a fixing base, a light-guiding device, and a light-pervious block, is basically mounted on an electronic machine housing for indicating the state of inside light sources (LED), in which the light-guiding device is substantially a transparent rod body having its front end connected with the light-pervious block while its tail end is extended to approach the light source; and the lightpervious block is jointed with the fixing base such that the outer-edge surface of the light-pervious block can be inserted and fixed flush on the machine housing for people to view from outside the lighting state of the light-pervious block easily and distinctly.

Abstract: A keyboard securing device secures a keyboard module to an opening defined in a top wall of a casing of a notebook computer. The securing device includes a resilient body from which first and second tabs extend. The first tab is attached to an underside of the top wall of the casing. The second tab extends through a slot defined in a side wall that defines the opening into the opening for engaging an edge of the keyboard module and thus securing the keyboard. A retainer is fixed in the casing and supports the resilient body of the securing device thereon. First and second flanges extend from the retainer. The first flange is fixed to the casing. The second flange is positioned on and supported by a bottom wall of the casing for movably and at least partially supporting the second tab thereon whereby the securing device is retained in position against a downward force for mounting the keyboard into the opening.

Abstract: A special-purpose light-guiding seat for pilot lamps of an electronic machine, which comprises a fixing base, a light-guiding device, and a light-pervious block, is basically mounted on an electronic machine housing for indicating the state of inside light sources (LED), in which the light-guiding device is substantially a transparent rod body having its front end connected with the light-pervious block while its tail end is extended to approach the light source; and the light-pervious block is jointed with the fixing base such that the outer-edge surface of the light-pervious block can be inserted and fixed flush on the machine housing for people to view from outside the lighting state of the light-pervious block easily and distinctly.

Abstract: A keyboard securing device secures a keyboard module to an opening defined in a top wall of a casing of a notebook computer. The securing device includes a resilient body from which first and second tabs extend. The first tab is attached to an underside of the top wall of the casing. The second tab extends through a slot defined in a side wall that defines the opening into the opening for engaging an edge of the keyboard module and thus securing the keyboard. A retainer is fixed in the casing and supports the resilient body of the securing device thereon. First and second flanges extend from the retainer. The first flange is fixed to the casing. The second flange is positioned on and supported by a bottom wall of the casing for movably and at least partially supporting the second tab thereon whereby the securing device is retained in position against a downward force for mounting the keyboard into the opening.