Abstract: A heat sink assembly includes a printed circuit board, a socket attached on a top surface of the board for receiving a chip, and a heat sink attached onto the chip of the board. The socket includes a plurality of legs integrally extending down from a bottom surface of the socket. The legs contact the top surface of the board to support the socket on the board. The heat sink includes a base, a plurality of fins extending up from the base, and a plurality of legs extending down from the base.

Abstract: A button assembly for pressing a switch in a computer bezel includes a button connected to an arm. A cutout is defined in the computer bezel. The button is inserted in the cutout, and the arm is pivotably mounted on the computer bezel. A pressing portion extends outward from a side of the arm. A slanted pressing plane is formed on the pressing portion. Pressing the button moves the arm so that one end of the slanted pressing plane away from the arm contacts the switch. The switch resists the pressing portion, causing the arm to rotate so that the other end of the slanted pressing plane moves forward, thereby the slanted pressing plane entirely contacts and activates the switch.

Abstract: A printed circuit board assembly includes a printed circuit board, a carrier, a semiconductor chip mounted on the carrier, a plurality of tin balls soldered between the printed circuit board and the carrier for transmitting signals, and a heat sink glued to the semiconductor chip to dissipate heat. A pressing portion is formed on the bottom of the heat sink and does not make contact with the semiconductor chip. The pressing portion contacts with the periphery of the carrier to reinforce the tin balls located between the printed circuit board and the carrier.

Abstract: A bracket assembly for receiving at least one disk drive (40) includes an enclosure (10), a retaining bracket (30), and a connecting structure (312). The retaining bracket includes a pair of sidewalls (31, 32). The retaining bracket is attached to the enclosure at an edge of each sidewall. The connecting structure is defined in a first sidewall (31) of the sidewalls for attaching the first sidewall to the enclosure for altering a fixing relationship between the retaining bracket and the enclosure. The connecting structure is positioned near the disk drive, and away from the edge of the first sidewall. The method of assembling the bracket (30) to the enclosure (10) is also provided.

Abstract: A bracket assembly for receiving at least one disk drive (40) includes an enclosure (10), a retaining bracket (30), and a connecting structure (312). The retaining bracket includes a pair of sidewalls (31, 32). The retaining bracket is attached to the enclosure at an edge of each sidewall. The connecting structure is defined in a first sidewall (31) of the sidewalls for attaching the first sidewall to the enclosure for altering a fixing relationship between the retaining bracket and the enclosure. The connecting structure is positioned near the disk drive, and away from the edge of the first sidewall. The method of assembling the bracket (30) to the enclosure (10) is also provided.