Abstract: A process of manufacturing a fibrous article includes submerging a fiber substrate in a bath of first thermoplastic resin to impregnate the fiber substrate with the first thermoplastic resin; heating the fiber substrate until the fiber substrate becomes a thick continuous fiber substrate; cutting the thick continuous fiber substrate into units; stacking the fiber substrate units; pressing and heating the stacked fibrous structure units until a stacked fibrous structure is formed; heating a mold; conveying the stacked fibrous structure to the mold to melt; cooling the mold to shape the molten fibrous structure into a half-finished article; removing the half-finished article out of the mold; eliminating burrs and sharp edges of the half-finished article; conveying the half-finished article to the mold; and uniformly applying a molten second thermoplastic resin on an inner surface of the half-finished article by injection molding to produce the finished fibrous article.

Abstract: A process of manufacturing a plastic product includes selecting natural or synthetic fiber as a material; adhering a thermoplastic resin onto surfaces of the material to form a thin film thereon by soaking or heating; heating the thin film; forming two releasable films on upper and lower surfaces of the thin film respectively; cutting the thin film into thin film units; heating and pressing the thin film units to form cured thin film units; applying one of the cured thin film units onto an inner surface of a first mold; further heating and pressing the cured thin film unit to form a thin film structure; placing the thin film structure inside a second mold; and injecting a thermoplastic material into the second mold to adhere onto an outer surface of the thin film structure to produce the finished plastic product.

Abstract: A process of manufacturing a fibrous article includes submerging a fiber substrate in a bath of first thermoplastic resin to impregnate the fiber substrate with the first thermoplastic resin; heating the fiber substrate until the fiber substrate becomes a thick continuous fiber substrate; cutting the thick continuous fiber substrate into units; stacking the fiber substrate units; pressing and heating the stacked fibrous structure units until a stacked fibrous structure is formed; heating a mold; conveying the stacked fibrous structure to the mold to melt; cooling the mold to shape the molten fibrous structure into a half-finished article; removing the half-finished article out of the mold; eliminating burrs and sharp edges of the half-finished article; conveying the half-finished article to the mold; and uniformly applying a molten second thermoplastic resin on an inner surface of the half-finished article by injection molding to produce the finished fibrous article.

Abstract: A fibrous article having a fabric-like surface and process of manufacturing same are provided. The fibrous article includes an outer fabric substrate; an intermediate fiber substrate; and an inner thermoplastic resin layer. A first thermoplastic resin is formed between the fabric substrate and the fiber substrate. The first thermoplastic resin is further formed between the fiber substrate and the thermoplastic resin layer. The thermoplastic resin layer is formed by injection molding by causing a second thermoplastic resin to react with the first thermoplastic resin. A person may have the feeling of touching fabric when touches the fibrous article.

Abstract: A reinforced fiber blank and process of manufacturing same are provided. The process includes passing a continuous fiber sheet through a bath of thermoplastic resin so that the thermoplastic resin permeates the continuous fiber sheet to form a continuous fiber substrate permeated with the thermoplastic resin; stacking at least one fiber substrate and at least one thermoplastic resin layer to form a stack; and heating and pressing the stack at a temperature between about 60° C. and 150° C. to produce the finished reinforced fiber blank.

Abstract: A process of manufacturing a plastic product includes selecting natural or synthetic fiber as a material; adhering a thermoplastic resin onto surfaces of the material to form a thin film thereon by soaking or heating; heating the thin film; forming two releasable films on upper and lower surfaces of the thin film respectively; cutting the thin film into thin film units; heating and pressing the thin film units to form cured thin film units; applying one of the cured thin film units onto an inner surface of a first mold; further heating and pressing the cured thin film unit to form a thin film structure; placing the thin film structure inside a second mold; and injecting a thermoplastic material into the second mold to adhere onto an outer surface of the thin film structure to produce the finished plastic product.

Abstract: A multimedia system is provided. The multimedia system relates to a main frame and at least a portable display device to proceed with transmission and communication. The portable display device includes a display module to display multimedia digital data, an image decoding module to receive and send a multimedia digital data, and a peripheral control module to select and control multimedia digital data. The wireless module is through many-to-one wireless two-way transmission to receive and send digital signals delivered by the wireless module of the main frame. The main frame not only has general computer's functions but also has multifunctional uses of digital TV playing, web surfing, disk playing, wireless transmission and so on. The portable display device has characteristics of light weight and easy to carry. Through the main frame to proceed with wireless transmission, it will not be limited by wiring distance.

Abstract: The present invention is to provide an electronic apparatus comprising one or two palm rests including an internal first connector and a transparent top surface for supporting hand and wrist of a user using the electronic apparatus, and one or two optical modules each disposed under the palm rest, wherein the optical module includes a PCB, a plurality of spaced LEDs arranged in a predetermined form on the PCB, and a second connector electrically connected to the first connector and being served as a power input for enabling the LEDs to emit light rays into the hand and wrist through the top surface of each palm rest for making muscles of the hand and the wrist supple.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display (LCD) capable of negative ion generation is disclosed. The LCD utilizes existing power inverter to generate negative ions by means of corona discharge or silent discharge, which offers an extra function without altering the structural design of existing power inverter while saving the space required for generation of negative ions. In addition, the LCD excites negative ions with little power without affecting its normal operation. Using the LCD disclosed in this invention not only neutralizes the adverse effect of positive ions on human body, the negative ions produced by the display can help purify blood, activate cells, boost immunity, regulate autonomous nerves and remove harmful substances, suspended particles, and odors in air, and kill germs. It benefits the health of people who use computer constantly.