Abstract: In some examples, an apparatus can include a housing, a tilt structure connected to the housing, a swivel structure connected to the tilt structure, and a rail structure connected to the swivel structure, where the rail structure comprises a sliding mechanism to interface with a track such that the housing is translatable along the track.

Abstract: In an example, an electrical plug may include an electrical conductor and a plug body. Further, the electrical plug may include a connector disposed within the plug body. The connector may include a contact portion and a cable portion disposed alongside the contact portion. The cable portion may be attached to the electrical conductor.

Abstract: In an example, a handle may include a grip to attach to a device, an attachment post disposed on a first end of the grip, a slot interface disposed on a second end of the grip, and a supplemental interface disposed in between the attachment post and the slot interface. The attachment post, the slot interface, and the supplemental interface may extend radially out from the grip and may attach the grip to the device.

Abstract: An apparatus includes a substrate to be received into a smart card slot connector of a computing device. The substrate further includes a retainer that is connected to the substrate to hold a stylus such that the stylus is retained to the computing device when the substrate is received in the smart card slot connector.

Abstract: A checkout workstation includes a generally planar platter having a contact region, a generally horizontal window integrated with the platter, a data capture arrangement for capturing through the horizontal window a target associated with a product to identify the product being checked out at the workstation, and a support structure for supporting the platter in a generally horizontal plane on a plurality of bottom supports during product checkout. The bottom supports are asymmetrically mutually arranged about a periphery of the platter to enable the platter to tilt to a tilted plane that is inclined relative to the horizontal plane when a downward force is exerted on the contact region of the platter for cleaning the horizontal window.

Abstract: A checkout workstation includes a generally planar platter having a contact region, a generally horizontal window integrated with the platter, a data capture arrangement for capturing through the horizontal window a target associated with a product to identify the product being checked out at the workstation, and a support structure for supporting the platter in a generally horizontal plane on a plurality of bottom supports during product checkout. The bottom supports are asymmetrically mutually arranged about a periphery of the platter to enable the platter to tilt to a tilted plane that is inclined relative to the horizontal plane when a downward force is exerted on the contact region of the platter for cleaning the horizontal window.