Abstract: An electronic device includes a body, a disc cover, a button, at least one guiding post, at least one first hook and a number of resisting elements, and a button securing structure. The button securing structure defines a button groove for receiving the button and includes at least one sleeve, a sliding bar, and an elastic element. The button groove includes a sidewall detachably clasped by the first hooks. The sleeve defines a pivot hole defining at least one groove containing lubricant on its inner wall. The sliding bar is slidably coupled to the body and detachably clasps the disc cover. One end of the sliding bar resists against the resisting elements. The elastic member includes one end clasped by a clasping member protruding from the sliding bar, and an opposite end being clasped by a second hook protruding from the body.

Abstract: A housing of an electronic device comprises a fixing portion and a locking portion. The fixing portion is perpendicularly disposed on a side wall of the housing. The locking portion is perpendicularly mounted on the bottom of the housing. The locking portion corresponds to the fixing portion. The fixing portion clasps a first end of the circuit board. The locking portion is secured to a second end of the circuit board opposite to the first end to mount the circuit board to the housing after the first end of the circuit board has been clasped by the fixing portion.

Abstract: A molding assembly for forming a product having an embedded member, includes an injection mold for molding the embedded member as a part of the product, and a positioning mechanism for positioning the embedded member in the injection mold. The injection mold has at least one first positioning post. The positioning member and the embedded member are integrally formed, and the positioning member defines a first hole for receiving the first positioning post to prevent the embedded member from offsetting in a first direction during the mold process of the product.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a top case having at least one inserting tab, a bottom case defining at least one latching slit corresponding to the at least one inserting tab, and at least one stopping plate secured to the bottom case and corresponding to the at least one latching slit. The top case is latched to the bottom case by the inserting tab being inserted into the at least one latching slit. When the inserting tab is unaligned with the latching slit, the stopping plate blocks the inserting tab and guides the inserting tab to be inserted into the latching slit, to prevent the top case from misplacement.

Abstract: A housing of an electronic device includes a lower cover, a back panel secured to the lower cover, and a fixing mechanism for fixing the back panel to the lower cover. The fixing mechanism includes a fixing portion defining a latching hole, an inserting portion, a restricting portion, and an engaging portion defining a slot. The fixing portion and the inserting portion position on the back panel. The restricting portion and the engaging portion protrude from the lower cover. The inserting portion is capable of inserting into the slot, and the restricting portion is capable of locking in the latching hole, for cooperatively fixing the back panel to the lower cover.

Abstract: The electronic device includes a first cover, a second cover, a light guiding element, and a PCB. A first blocking rib is formed on a bottom of the first cover. A retaining panel extends from the bottom and includes a hook at a distal end thereof. The second cover includes a second blocking rib. The PCB is positioned between the two covers. A light source is mounted on the PCB. A light guiding element includes a flat panel and two sidewalls extending from the flat panel. The hook engages with the end surface of the first sidewall. The first blocking rib and the retaining panel abut against opposite sides of the light guiding element. The second blocking rib abuts against the end surface of the second sidewall. The light guiding element is coupled to the light source and configured to transmit the light from the light source.

Abstract: An electronic device comprises a housing, a printed circuit board (PCB) received in the housing, and a key membrane covered on the PCB. The housing comprises a key portion with a plurality of keys. The key membrane comprises a first insulating layer and a second insulating layer covered by the first insulating layer. The second insulating layer is mounted on the PCB and defines a plurality of through holes. The through holes correspond to the plurality of keys in a one-to-one relationship. When one of the plurality of keys is being pressed, a part of the first insulating layer corresponding to the pressed key is deformed and establishes the electrical connection with the PCB, thus the PCB is actuated to generate a corresponding control signal.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a housing, an electromagnetic shield and a fixing mechanism for securing the electromagnetic shield to the housing. The fixing mechanism includes a first fixing component. The first fixing component includes a first post and two first fixing elements. Free ends of the two first fixing elements are opposite to each other and protrude out of a surface of the electromagnetic shield opposite to the housing. The first post extends through the first fixing hole and is clipped by the free ends of the first fixing elements, for preventing the electromagnetic shield from disengaging from the housing in a first orientation.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a housing, a number of keys and a keypad fixed on an inner surface of the housing under the keys. The PCB includes a plurality of edges, a plurality of cutouts having one is defined in a first edge of the edges, and a plurality of bolt holes having one is arranged adjacent to a second edge of the edges. A bolt extends through the bolt hole and threaded engaged with the housing. The housing further includes a plurality of holders arranged on the inner surface of the housing, each holder includes a first retaining plate and a second retaining plate, the first retaining plate is accommodated in the corresponding cutout and the second retaining plate resists against the keypad to prevent the keypad from disengaging from the holder.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a housing, a speaker, a securing board, and at least one guiding board. The securing board defines an opening to allow the speaker to be exposed outside the securing board. The securing board includes a first side and a second side opposite to the first side. During assembly the securing board to the housing, the guiding board enables the first side to be supported by the guiding board, and the second side rotates towards the speaker around the first side.

Abstract: The electronic device includes a first cover, a second cover, a light guiding element, and a PCB. A first blocking rib is formed on a bottom of the first cover. A retaining panel extends from the bottom and includes a hook at a distal end thereof. The second cover includes a second blocking rib. The PCB is positioned between the two covers. A light source is mounted on the PCB. A light guiding element includes a flat panel and two sidewalls extending from the flat panel. The hook engages with the end surface of the first sidewall. The first blocking rib and the retaining panel abut against opposite sides of the light guiding element. The second blocking rib abuts against the end surface of the second sidewall. The light guiding element is coupled to the light source and configured to transmit the light from the light source.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a body, a disc cover, a button, at least one guiding post, at least one first hook and a number of resisting elements, and a button securing structure. The button securing structure defines a button groove for receiving the button and includes at least one sleeve, a sliding bar, and an elastic element. The button groove includes a sidewall detachably clasped by the first hooks. The sleeve defines a pivot hole defining at least one groove containing lubricant on its inner wall. The sliding bar is slidably coupled to the body and detachably clasps the disc cover. One end of the sliding bar resists against the resisting elements. The elastic member includes one end clasped by a clasping member protruding from the sliding bar, and an opposite end being clasped by a second hook protruding from the body.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a front cover, a rear cover coupled to the front cover, a circuit board fixed to the front cover, a connector mounted on the circuit board, and a cable including a first end connected to the connector and an opposite, second end. The front cover defines a receiving groove. A bottom of the receiving groove defines a through opening and a restriction element protruding from the bottom of the receiving groove. A smallest distance between a sidewall of the receiving groove and the restriction element is smaller than a diameter of the cable. The second end of the cable passes through the through opening from an inner side of the front cover, and the cable is retainably received in a space between the sidewall and the restriction element.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides an electronic apparatus for preventing speakers from making unwanted noise. A joint element is fixed on a back cover of the electronic apparatus. Therefore, the back cover is in contact with a screen of the electronic apparatus via the joint element constantly and four elements which are a speaker, a front cover, the back cover, and the screen are directly or indirectly connected with each other to avoid generating resonating points and making unwanted noise from the speaker.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a supporting member, a circuit board fixed to the supporting member, a bottom cover assembled with the supporting member, and at least one conductive resilient sheet fixed on the circuit board. The conductive resilient sheet includes a fixing portion fixed on the circuit board and a conductive portion. The conductive portion defines a first elastic sheet and a second elastic sheet. The bottom cover is fixed between the first elastic sheet resisting the outer side of the bottom cover and the second elastic sheet resisting the inner side of the bottom cover.

Abstract: A cable positioning mechanism to hold a cable in position includes a first positioning member and a second positioning member. The first positioning member includes a first main body having a first edge, and a first support member and a first blocking member protruding from the first edge. The first support member is spaced apart from the first blocking member to form a first opening. The second positioning includes a second main body having a second edge, and a second support member and a second blocking member protruding from the second edge. The second support member is spaced apart from the second blocking member to form a second opening. The first and the second openings communicate with each other to cooperatively form a space for receiving the cable.

Abstract: A panel includes a main body, an assisting member, and an arm. The main body defines a receiving groove. The assisting member is located in the receiving groove. The arm protrudes from the assisting member. The assisting member is located between the main body and the arm, and one end of the assisting member from which the arm protruding is considered as a molding surface when demolded.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a panel, and a first housing, to maintain an aesthetic quality to the electronic device when assembled. The panel has a main body, and a first sidewall extending from the main body. The first housing has a top board, and a second sidewall extending from the top board. The second sidewall has a blocking member. The second sidewall is located outside of the first sidewall, and the blocking member is located inside of the first sidewall to stop the second sidewall moving with respect to the first sidewall.

Abstract: A housing of an electronic device comprises a fixing portion and a locking portion. The fixing portion is perpendicularly disposed on a side wall of the housing. The locking portion is perpendicularly mounted on the bottom of the housing. The locking portion corresponds to the fixing portion. The fixing portion clasps a first end of the circuit board. The locking portion is secured to a second end of the circuit board opposite to the first end to mount the circuit board to the housing after the first end of the circuit board has been clasped by the fixing portion.