Abstract: A memory combination is applied in a computer system. The computer system includes a motherboard. The motherboard includes a first riser slot and a second riser slot disposed side by side. The memory combination includes a first riser board and a second riser board. The first riser board is plugged into the first riser slot and includes a plurality of first memory sockets. The second riser board is plugged into the second riser slot and includes a plurality of second memory sockets. The first memory sockets face the second riser board, and the second memory sockets face the first riser board. The first memory sockets are unaligned with the second memory sockets.

Abstract: A memory combination includes a first riser board, a second riser board, and a pivotal plate. The first riser hoard includes a plurality of first memory sockets of which long axis directions are parallel to each other. The second riser board includes a plurality of second memory sockets of which long axis directions are parallel to each other. Two end of the pivotal plate are pivotally connected to the first riser board and the second riser board based on an axial direction respectively. When the first and second riser boards rotate to be perpendicular to the pivotal plate, the first memory sockets face the second riser board, and the second memory sockets face the first riser board. The axial direction is perpendicular to the long axis directions of the first memory sockets and the long axis directions of the second memory sockets.

Abstract: A fan structure includes a casing, a fan, and two elastic members. The casing has an accommodation space. The fan is located in the accommodation space. The fan has a first side and a second side opposite to each other. One of the two elastic members is sandwiched between the casing and the first side of the fan. The other one of the two elastic members is sandwiched between the casing and the second side of the fan. The two elastic members normally keep the fan away from the casing, so as to make the fan contact the casing through the two elastic members, thereby achieving a damping effect.

Abstract: A touch display module includes a display panel and a touch panel. The touch panel has a sensing section and a bonding section. The touch panel includes a first substrate, driving lines, sensing lines, routing traces, and a shielding pattern. The driving lines are arranged in parallel on a first surface of the first substrate. The sensing lines are arranged in parallel on a second surface of the first substrate and form a sensing array with the driving lines. The routing traces are disposed on the second surface outside the sensing section. The routing traces are electrically connected with the sensing lines and extend to the bonding section. The shielding pattern is disposed on the first surface, and a vertical projection of the shielding pattern on the second surface covers the routing traces. A handheld electronic apparatus with the touch display module is also provided.

Abstract: A touch panel including a first substrate, plural first electrode lines and plural second electrode lines is provided. The first electrode lines and the second electrode lines are respectively arranged on the first substrate and extended along two different directions respectively. Each of the first electrode lines includes plural electrode pads and plural first connecting parts connected therebetween, wherein each of the first connecting parts has two end portions and a center portion, a width of each of the first connecting parts is decreased from the two end portions to the center portion, and corners of connections between the end portions and the corresponding electrode pads are smooth curved surfaces. The second electrode lines are electrically insulated with the first electrode lines, and perpendicular projections of each of the second electrode lines and the corresponding first connecting part on the first substrate are intersected to form an overlap region.

Abstract: A touch panel includes a substrate and sensing units. Each sensing unit includes an electrode line, first electrode patterns, second electrode patterns and connecting lines. The electrode line extends along a second direction and has first openings arranged along the second direction and first breaches corresponding to the first openings. Each first breach connects the corresponding first opening and the exterior of the electrode line. The first electrode patterns are respectively disposed in the first openings. Each first electrode pattern has a second opening and a second breach connecting the second opening and the exterior of first electrode pattern. The second electrode patterns are respectively disposed in the second openings and respectively connected with the electrode line through the second breaches. The connecting lines are disposed on at least one side of the electrode line and connected with the corresponding first electrode pattern through the first breach.

Abstract: A server cabinet includes a rack, at least one assembling frame, a radiator and at least one fan. The rack has a first frame and a second frame opposite to each other. The assembling frame and the radiator are mounted on the first frame in sequence. The radiator transfers a coolant to flow inside a plurality of heatsink fins thereof in a circulating manner. The fan is mounted in the assembling frame, and the fan guides an airflow to flow into the first frame from the radiator, and blows the airflow in the rack to the second frame, thus lowering the temperature inside the rack.

Abstract: A touch panel including a first substrate, a plurality of driving lines, and a plurality of sensing lines is provided. The driving lines are respectively extended along a first direction. Each driving line includes a plurality of first pads and a plurality of first interconnecting portions. Any adjacent two first pads are connected through a first interconnecting portion, and the width of each first interconnecting portion is smaller than the width of each first pad. The sensing lines are respectively extended along a second direction. The second direction intersects the first direction. The vertical projection of any one of the sensing lines on the first substrate intersects a first interconnecting portion of each driving line to form an overlapped area, and the length of the overlapped area in the second direction is smaller than or equal to the length of the overlapped area in the first direction.

Abstract: A server cabinet includes a rack, at least one assembling frame, a radiator and at least one fan. The rack has a first frame and a second frame opposite to each other. The assembling frame and the radiator are mounted on the first frame in sequence. The radiator transfers a coolant to flow inside a plurality of heatsink fins thereof in a circulating manner. The fan is mounted in the assembling frame, and the fan guides an airflow to flow into the first frame from the radiator, and blows the airflow in the rack to the second frame, thus lowering the temperature inside the rack.

Abstract: A server cabinet structure with a vibration isolation function includes a rack, a accommodated frame, and an isolator. The accommodated frame is installed on the rack, and is disposed in an accommodation room defined the rack. The isolator is installed in the accommodated frame, and is partially exposed out of the rack. The isolator does not increase volume of the server cabinet additionally, and is suitable for being applied to application environment which has narrow spaces.

Abstract: A card fixing structure includes a card holder for disposing at least one card. The card holder has an air deflector clamped on its one side. The air deflector catches the card to securely fix the card in the card holder, thereby reducing the number of fixing members and the manufacturing cost. Also, the card, the air deflector, and the card holder are easy to be assembled or disassembled.

Abstract: A card fixing structure includes a card holder for disposing at least one card. The card holder has an air deflector clamped on its one side. The air deflector catches the card to securely fix the card in the card holder, thereby reducing the number of fixing members and the manufacturing cost. Also, the card, the air deflector, and the card holder are easy to be assembled or disassembled.

Abstract: A method of managing a firmware includes configuring the firmware to include at least a first firmware portion with a plurality of program codes, and a second firmware portion with a plurality of parameters separately; and storing the first firmware portion and the second firmware portion in a first storage area and a second storage area of a first storage module, respectively.

Abstract: A memory module of an electrical apparatus has a normal firmware section. A method for determining correctness of program code in the memory module includes making a value stored in at least one specific address match a first rule; providing a inspection instruction; and determining whether the value stored in at least one specific address matches the first rule or not according to the inspection instruction. The electrical apparatus executes the inspection instruction at power-on in order to determine correctness of the program code in the normal firmware section.

Abstract: An optical storage system, for dynamically controlling the rate of recording data to an optical medium includes: a buffer, for buffering data to be recorded to the optical medium; a data recording block, coupled to the buffer and the optical medium, for recording data from the buffer to the optical medium at a recording speed; and a control block, coupled to the buffer and the data recording block, for monitoring an amount of data buffered in the buffer, and adjusting the recording speed by comparing at least one criteria with the amount of data buffered in the buffer.

Abstract: An optical storage apparatus for reproducing data from an optical medium is disclosed. The optical storage apparatus includes a rotation unit for rotating the optical medium at a rotational speed; a buffer memory for buffering data to be transmitted to a host; a data accessing unit, coupled to the buffer memory, for accessing data on the optical medium and storing data read from the optical medium into the buffer memory; and a buffer control block, coupled to the buffer memory, for monitoring a storage status of the buffer memory to control the rotation unit to adjust the rotational speed of the optical medium.

Abstract: A memory module of an electrical apparatus has a normal firmware section. A method for determining correctness of program code in the memory module includes making a value stored in at least one specific address match a first rule; providing a inspection instruction; and determining whether the value stored in at least one specific address matches the first rule or not according to the inspection instruction. The electrical apparatus executes the inspection instruction at power-on in order to determine correctness of the program code in the normal firmware section.