A method includes determining a physical location of each of a plurality of peripheral devices communicatively coupled to a host computing device, the each of the plurality of peripheral devices including a computer mouse; generating a lighting sequence configured to activate visual output elements on the each of the plurality of peripheral devices; and modifying the lighting sequence based on the physical location of the computer mouse relative to at least one of the other plurality of peripheral devices. In some aspects, the plurality of peripheral devices further includes a mouse pad, and modifying the lighting sequence for the computer mouse is based on the location of the computer mouse relative to its position on the mouse pad. In some cases, modifying the lighting sequence for the computer mouse is based on the location of the computer mouse relative to its position to the other plurality of peripheral devices.

A portable kit for storing a pen according to the present invention includes a base in which an accommodation portion is famed. The pen is fastened to the accommodation portion, and is coupled to a coupling kit having a shape corresponding to that of the accommodation portion and accommodated in the accommodation portion. A grip portion is formed on the coupling kit, and allows the pen to be withdrawn from or retracted into the base in such a manner that the grip portion is pushed with a finger.

An input device that includes a mouse; a mousepad, that includes a sensor to detect a position of the mouse on a surface of the mousepad; a processor; an array of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to, when activated by the processor, indicate a position of the mouse on the surface of the mousepad; wherein the mouse comprises a button that, when activated, causes the processor to initiate an action based on the detected position of the mouse relative to the surface of the mousepad.

An input device that includes a mouse; a mousepad, that includes a sensor to detect a position of the mouse on a surface of the mousepad; a processor; an array of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to, when activated by the processor, indicate a position of the mouse on the surface of the mousepad; wherein the mouse comprises a button that, when activated, causes the processor to initiate an action based on the detected position of the mouse relative to the surface of the mousepad.

An electronic device includes a display for detecting touch input, and at least one processor for recognizing a type of an auxiliary input device placed on the display. A method for utilizing the electronic device includes detecting via a touch screen a type of an auxiliary input device placed on a display based on a configuration of at least one or more conductors on the auxiliary input device, detecting an input event generated by the auxiliary input device, and executing via a processor at least one function of an executing program corresponding to the detected input event.

A wireless charging mousepad structure and processes are provided. The processes include providing a bottom seat and disposing a first cloth on the bottom seat, bonding the first cloth to the bottom seat through a first glue, embedding a coil layer into the first glue, disposing a second glue on a second cloth, laminating the second glue on the coil layer, and embedding the coil layer in the first glue and the second glue by heat pressing. Thereby, the wireless charging mousepad is completed.

A wireless charging mousepad structure and processes are provided. The processes include providing a bottom seat and disposing a first cloth on the bottom seat, bonding the first cloth to the bottom seat through a first glue, embedding a coil layer into the first glue, disposing a second glue on a second cloth, laminating the second glue on the coil layer, and embedding the coil layer in the first glue and the second glue by heat pressing. Thereby, the wireless charging mousepad is completed.

The present invention relates to a cover for an electronic device. The cover is attachable to an electronic device and includes a first plate having an opening, the first plate configured to cover a first part of a rear surface of the electronic device, a second plate disposed adjacent to the first plate and configured to cover a second part of the rear surface of the electronic device, a third plate disposed adjacent to the second plate and configured to cover a third part of the rear surface of the electronic device, a pen storage part coupled to the opening of the first plate, an outer skin configured to wrap one surface of each of the first plate, the second plate, and the third plate, and a hinge configured to rotatably couple the second plate and the third plate, wherein the first plate is rotatable within a first designated angle range with respect to the second plate via the outer skin, wherein the third plate is rotatable within a second designated angle range with respect to the second plate via the hinge, and wherein the first plate is formed of a first material, and the pen storage part is formed of a second material having a hardness different from a hardness of the first material.

The wrist rest may include a base structure; at least two flexible supports extending from the base structure; a vibration assembly supported on the at least two flexible supports in a manner such that the vibration assembly may be spaced apart from the base structure; and a cushion assembly including a cushion disposed over the vibration assembly in a manner so as to conceal the vibration assembly between the base structure and the cushion. The cushion may be secured to the base structure. The at least two flexible supports may be configured to isolate the base structure from a vibrating motion of the vibration assembly. A surface of the vibration assembly directed towards the cushion assembly may move relative to a corresponding surface of the cushion assembly in a manner so as to allow the vibration motion of the vibration assembly to be sensed through the cushion.

An auxiliary appliance for a user interface device having a touch sensitive screen includes at least one haptic control element configured to be manually operated by a user. An attachment portion is configured to be attached to the user interface device such that the haptic control element is superimposed on the touch sensitive screen of the user interface device in a predetermined screen area where a touch control element is provided on the touch sensitive screen. The touch control element is operable by touching the touch sensitive screen in the predetermined screen area. The haptic control element comprises a touch portion configured to touch the touch sensitive screen in the predetermined screen area to operate the touch control element in response to a manual user operation of the haptic control element in a state in which the attachment portion is attached to the user interface device.