Abstract: An example printed circuit board includes: a fixed portion disposed on the printed circuit board, the fixed portion defining a first end of a card slot to receive a card on the printed circuit board; a support bracket to be installed on the printed circuit board, the support bracket including a retaining portion to retain the card in the card slot, the retaining portion defining a second end of the card slot; and wherein the support bracket is orientable in one of: (i) a first orientation to define a first length of the card slot between the fixed portion and the retaining portion and (ii) a second orientation to define a second length of the card slot between the fixed portion and the retaining portion.

Abstract: In some examples, an electronic device includes a wireless charger, a detector, and a controller. The controller is to detect a peripheral device via the detector and, in response to detecting the peripheral device via the detector, determine an operation mode of the wireless charger, the operation mode including a power saving mode, a standby mode, and a charging mode.

Abstract: Examples of an input device holder assembly are described herein. In one example, the input device holder assembly can include a first holding element and a second holding element to cooperate with the first holding element to hold a writing instrument. The first holding element includes a first receptacle channel and the second holding element includes a second receptacle channel. Both, the first and the second receptacle channels are formed as open-ended slots. The first holding element and the second holding element are positioned relative to each other to align the first receptacle channel and the second receptacle channel to receive and remove the writing instrument.

Abstract: An example apparatus includes a first flexible portion connected to a second flexible portion. The first flexible portion includes a keyboard having a set of input keys disposed thereon and circuitry coupled to the set of input keys, the first flexible portion is to couple to a portable computing device proximal to a display side of the portable computing device. The second flexible portion has a plurality of fasteners to couple to a kickstand of the portable computing device, the first and second flexible portion to provide an opposing force there between while the kickstand is disposed at one of a plurality of variable support angles.

Abstract: An example apparatus includes a first flexible portion connected to a second flexible portion. The first flexible portion includes a keyboard having a set of input keys disposed thereon and circuitry coupled to the set of input keys, the first flexible portion is to couple to a portable computing device proximal to a display side of the portable computing device. The second flexible portion has a plurality of fasteners to couple to a kickstand of the portable computing device, the first and second flexible portion to provide an opposing force there between while the kickstand is disposed at one of a plurality of variable support angles.

Abstract: In one example, a kickstand for a mobile computing device is described. The kickstand having a first end and a second end opposite the first end to rotatably couple to a first side and a second side of a housing of the mobile computing device, respectively, proximate the middle of the first side and the second side of the housing such that the U shaped kickstand provides the space for disposing the components in the housing without significantly affecting form factors and/or aesthetic aspects of the mobile computing device in typing, inking and retracted modes.

Abstract: In one example, a kickstand for a mobile computing device is described. The kickstand having a first end and a second end opposite the first end to rotatably couple to a first side and a second side of a housing of the mobile computing device, respectively, proximate the middle of the first side and the second side of the housing such that the U shaped kickstand provides the space for disposing the components in the housing without significantly affecting form factors and/or aesthetic aspects of the mobile computing device in typing, inking and retracted modes.

Abstract: A computing device with a hinge coupled to a display component and to a base for the display component to reposition relative to the base, a first set of magnets at first locations of the display component and the base, and a second set of magnets at second locations of the display component and the base.

Abstract: A computing device with a hinge coupled to a display component and to a base for the display component to reposition relative to the base, a first set of magnets at first locations of the display component and the base, and a second set of magnets at second locations of the display component and the base.