Abstract: A support for a CRT monitor provides translational movement for the monitor in two perpendicular directions. The support is on rollers for movement over a horizontal surface, and includes telescoping arms for movement in a first direction. One of the arms enters an elongate guide channel mountable on the surface and includes rollers for rolling along a vertical wall of the channel so that the support moves in a second direction perpendicular to the first. The channel includes a cover and end walls.

Abstract: A display terminal device including a tilt and swivel coupling mechanism coupling the display portion to the base portion. The coupling mechanism includes a swivel plate rotatable about a vertical neck extending from the base portion. The swivel plate includes a cylindrical top surface on which a complementary cylindrical surface of the display portion is seated. The cylindrical surfaces are spring biased toward each other by a spring mounted on a fastener extending from the display portion to the swivel plate. A horizontal fastener extends from the housing through horizontal slots in the neck.

Abstract: A computer housing comprising spaced, parallel side walls containing grooves for slidingly receiving cards and spaced, parallel top and bottom walls to which the side walls are secured to provide, in conjunction with the side walls, a card cage and an enclosure for removably receiving, respectively, cards and a fan module, the invention comprising means for assembling the side walls to the top and bottom walls preparatory to securing them, comprising jig means on the side walls and top and bottom walls adapted to be interengaged to support the component walls in precise assembled relation to each other for securing and means independent of the jig means for securing the assembled walls to each other while so held by said jig means and including devices to assist in inserting and removing the cards and for coupling and uncoupling the fan module to a source of power.

Abstract: The combination with a cabinet structure containing one or more openings and cover panels for covering the openings of latch assemblies at the two opposite sides of the opening, each comprising a pilot fixed to the cabinet structure and a receptacle fixed to the cover panel which, when interengaged, position the cover panel over the opening, a spring-biased latch member pivotally mounted to the cover panel for interengagement with the pilot and a knob fixed to the distal end of the latch member and extending through a slot in the cover panel for disengaging the latch member from the pilot.