Abstract: A detachable computer mouse includes a mouse body and a detachable input module. The mouse body is provided with a plurality of first magnetic members, a pogo-pin assembly, a first snap-fit member and a second snap-fit member. The detachable input module is provided with a plurality of second magnetic members, a metal pad assembly, a first hook and a second hook, and a plurality of function buttons. The first magnetic members are correspondingly and magnetically adhered with the second magnetic members, the pogo-pin assembly is correspondingly in direct contact with the metal pad assembly, and the first snap-fit member and the second snap-fit member are respectively elastically snap-fitted to the first hook and the second hook when the detachable input module is coupled to the mouse body.

Abstract: A detachable computer mouse includes a mouse body and a detachable input module. The mouse body is provided with a plurality of first magnetic members, a pogo-pin assembly, a first snap-fit member and a second snap-fit member. The detachable input module is provided with a plurality of second magnetic members, a metal pad assembly, a first hook and a second hook, and a plurality of function buttons. The first magnetic members are correspondingly and magnetically adhered with the second magnetic members, the pogo-pin assembly is correspondingly in direct contact with the metal pad assembly, and the first snap-fit member and the second snap-fit member are respectively elastically snap-fitted to the first hook and the second hook when the detachable input module is coupled to the mouse body.

Abstract: Color filter arrays containing one or more colors for liquid crystal displays and other optoelectronic devices are made by using a laser to ablate portions of a coating on either a colored or transparent substrate. Color filter materials are placed into the ablated openings and cured. The number of laser ablated openings in the coated substrate varies, depending on the quantity and types of colors desired.

Abstract: A process for producing chalcogenide semiconductor material is disclosed. The process includes forming a base metal layer and then contacting this layer with a solution having a low pH and containing ions from at least one chalcogen to chalcogenize the layer and form the chalcogenide semiconductor material.