Abstract: Examples provided herein provide a docking device for a computing device. In one example, the docking device includes a magnet array to align the computing device with a mounting device on the docking device. The docking device includes a locking blade that inserts from the mounting device into the computing device in a 3-dimensional (3D) motion.

Abstract: Examples provided herein provide a docking device for a computing device. In one example, the docking device includes a magnet array to align the computing device with a mounting device on the docking device. The docking device includes a locking blade that inserts from the mounting device into the computing device in a 3-dimensional (3D) motion.

Abstract: Examples disclosed herein relate encrypted transaction receipts. An example device includes a transaction information cache to store unencrypted transaction information from a vendor. The device may include an encrypter that converts the transaction information into an encrypted receipt based on a first vendor key of an asymmetric key pair and a customer passcode, wherein the encrypted receipt decodes to plain text of the unencrypted transaction information with a second vendor key of the asymmetric key pair and the customer passcode. The device may include an encrypted receipt transmitter to transfer the encrypted receipt.

Abstract: Examples relate to a compressible housing. An electronic switch may include a circuit board. A first conductive surface may be coupled to the circuit board and a second conductive surface may be located proximate to the first conductive surface. A compressible spacer may be located between the first conductive surface and the second conductive surface to space the first conductive surface away from the second conductive surface. Further, a compressible housing may deform when under compression and may cause, via deformation of the compressible spacer, the first conductive surface to contact the second conductive surface.

Abstract: A bed convertible between a sofa configuration and a bed configuration. The bed includes a stationary bed support assembly having a stationary bed frame, a back rail, a front rail, and a plurality of slats adapted to support a mattress and a movable bed support assembly having a movable bed frame, a back rail, a front rail and a plurality of slats adapted to support a mattress. In one embodiment, a storage compartment is located underneath the stationary bed support assembly and the movable bed support assembly. Also, a backrest may be attached to the back rail of the stationary bed support assembly, whereby the backrest is adapted to support a user's back when the bed is in the sofa configuration.

Abstract: Examples relate to a compressible housing. An electronic switch may include a circuit board. A first conductive surface may be coupled to the circuit board and a second conductive surface may be located proximate to the first conductive surface. A compressible spacer may be located between the first conductive surface and the second conductive surface to space the first conductive surface away from the second conductive surface. Further, a compressible housing may deform when under compression and may cause, via deformation of the compressible spacer, the first conductive surface to contact the second conductive surface.

Abstract: This invention is of a resin composition including an additive of one or more organic peroxide thermal imitators to cationic photoinitiators, that are sensitized with alpha-hydroxy-ketones, which composition provides a self-propagating thermal curing reaction first activated by a short duration of surface ultraviolet radiation. The thermal reaction is non-directional, thus eliminating the line of sight limitation of current radiation curing processes. Complete curing can be achieved of the composition in a very short time; often after only a few minutes or less. The activation period can be provided by only a few seconds of ultraviolet light using a wide variety of commercial ultraviolet light sources.

Abstract: A process is provided for creating an inktable from a superset of n inks by subdividing the n inks into k subsets of ink groupings, where any given subset contains m.sub.j number of inks selected from the superset of n inks; where the subscript j denotes a particular subset (the j-th subset) in the overall set of k subsets and whose range is 1.ltoreq.j.ltoreq.k.