Abstract: A device can include a first housing that includes a hinge recess, a detent guide, and a pivot; a second housing that includes a hinge recess and a pivot, where the pivot includes a circular portion and a cam; a hinge link coupled to the pivots, where the hinge link includes a detent pivot; a detent coupled to the detent pivot, where the detent contacts the cam of the pivot of the second housing and the detent guide of the first housing, and where, upon transitioning the second housing with respect to the first housing between a closed position and a fully open position, at a predefined open position, the detent locks the hinge link in a locked link position.

Abstract: A computing device can include a first housing, a first component pivot and a second component pivot of a four-bar linkage, where the first housing forms a first bar; a second housing that includes a hinge recess that includes a first component pivot and a second component pivot of the four-bar linkage, where the second housing forms a second bar; a first hinge component coupled to the first component pivots to form a third bar, where the first hinge component includes a second component stop surface and a stop that contacts a stop surface of the first housing in a fully open position of the housings; and a second hinge component coupled to the second component pivots to form a fourth bar, where the second component includes a stop that contacts the second component stop surface in the fully open position of the housings.

Abstract: A device can include a first housing that includes a pivot and a hinge recess that includes a stop surface; a second housing that includes a pivot and a hinge recess; a hinge link that includes a first portion coupled to the pivot of the first housing, a second portion coupled to the pivot of the second housing, and a concave portion disposed between the first portion and the second portion, where the concave portion includes a stop; and a bearing coupled to the pivot of the first housing, where, upon transitioning the second housing with respect to the first housing between a closed position and a fully open position, at a predefined open position, the stop contacts the stop surface and the bearing locks the hinge link in a locked link position.

Abstract: A device can include a first housing that includes a pivot and a hinge recess that includes a stop surface; a second housing that includes a pivot and a hinge recess; a hinge link that includes a first portion coupled to the pivot of the first housing, a second portion coupled to the pivot of the second housing, and a concave portion disposed between the first portion and the second portion, where the concave portion includes a stop; and a detent disposed in the hinge recess of the first housing, where, upon transitioning the second housing with respect to the first housing between a closed position and a fully open position, at a predefined open position, the detent forcibly biases the stop of the hinge link against the stop surface of the hinge recess of the first housing to lock the hinge link in a locked link position.

Abstract: A device can include a first housing that includes a hinge recess and a pivot; a second housing that includes a hinge recess and a pivot; a hinge link coupled to the pivots, where a pivot coupling between the hinge link and the pivot of the second housing includes an off-centered post, and where the hinge link includes a scissor component pivot; and a scissor component coupled to the scissor component pivot that guides the pivot of the second housing via the off-centered post to generate a gap between the first housing and an end of the second housing upon transitioning the first housing and the second housing between a closed position and a fully open position.

Abstract: A cable dock can include a base that includes a series of cable bays, where each of the cable bays includes a corresponding well intersected by a cross-member, where the well and the cross-member form a cable tie passage for receipt of a cable tie. A system can include a display base that includes an arm; a display mounted to the arm; and a cable dock.

Abstract: A computing device can include a processor; memory accessible by the processor; a first housing that includes a first pair of axles; a second housing that includes a second pair of axles and a display operatively coupled to the processor; and a hinge assembly that couples the first housing and the second housing, where the hinge assembly includes a first bar supported by one of the first pair of axles and one of the second pair of axles, a second bar supported by another one of the first pair of axles and another one of the second pair of axles, and an alignment mechanism for the first bar and the second bar, where the first bar and the second bar overlap at an angle of 180 degrees of the first housing and the second housing and cross at angles other than 180 degrees of the first housing and the second housing.

Abstract: An assembly can include a chassis that includes a chamber and an opening; a cover movable for access to the chamber via the opening; a cover latch; and a cover latch release that includes a push panel operatively coupled via a linkage to a pull panel that includes a finger grip surface, where the linkage rotates the pull panel responsive to rotation of the push panel to expose the finger grip surface, and where further rotation of the pull panel releases the cover latch.

Abstract: The disclosure describes devices that are used in conjunction with a pair of (single wattage) compact fluorescent lamps (CFL). In some embodiments, the devices can emulate the behavior of a 3-way incandescent bulb used in a standard 3-way lamp socket. Such can allows people to retain the benefits of their existing Edison-base (E26d) 3-way lamps with the improved energy efficiency and color temperature of modern CFL technology in a cost effective and flexible way. Light fixture conversion kits for allowing an incandescent lamp to accept CFL bulbs are also described.