A multiplex connecting device capable of switching to a single connector includes a first connector, a second connector, and an outer housing assembly. The outer housing assembly includes a first shell and a second shell. The first shell and the second shell respectively cover the outside of the first connector and the second connector. The outer housing assembly can move on the first connector and the second connector, and switch to use a single connector (one of the first connector and the second connector). Accordingly, multiple connectors are integrated into one component.

A system for storing and labeling a USB flash drive includes a container that is selectably openable and closeable, has an interior label and or one or more exterior labels, and has a tether for connecting the container to the USB flash drive. The container contains a lid that is openable to provide access to an interior space. The tether is flexible and connects to the container at one end and connects to the USB flash drive at a second end. The system may also include a storage rack for storing and organizing one or more containers for quick retrieval.

A hand controller has a housing, the housing provided with a plurality of convex keys, wherein the housing has an outside wall provided with a first engagement portion; a cover plate, being in a snap connection with the housing; and a connection assembly, the connection assembly provided with a second engagement portion which is in an engagement connection with the first engagement portion, wherein the engagement between the first engagement portion and the second engagement portion drives the connection assembly to move up and down along the thickness direction of the housing, and the connection assembly is provided with a connection portion, wherein the connection portion is connected with the installation position of the hand controller via a fastener. The hand controller can apply to mounting desks of different thicknesses and improve the universality of the hand controller.

A portable, application-specific USB autorun device, following connection to a computer terminal, automatically initialises or presents itself as a known type of device and then automatically sends to the terminal a sequence of data complying with a standard protocol, that sequence of data automatically causing content to be accessed or a task to be initiated. The device (i) includes a standardised USB module that includes a USB microcontroller, the standardised module being designed to be attached to or embedded in multiple types of different, application specific packages but (ii) excludes mass memory storage for applications or end-user data.

A solid-state disk read/write apparatus includes a solid-state disk assembly (400) and a read/write console (100). The solid-state disk assembly (400) includes a solid-state disk main body (6) and an adapter module (5). The adapter module (5) includes a M.2 connector (52) and a USB connector (53). The solid-state disk main body (6) is electrically connected onto the M.2 connector (52). The read/write console (100) includes a circuit board (2) having a USB engagement connector (21) and a control chip (7) electrically arranged thereon. The solid-state disk assembly (400) uses the USB connector (53) to electrically connect onto the USB engagement connector (21), allowing the solid-state disk main body (6) to electrically connect to the read/write console (100) via the adapter module (5) and the control chip (7). Accordingly, the effects of reducing purchase cost, distributing heat sources and preventing re-insertion of the solid-state disk main body can be achieved.

An AC power cord assembly comprises a cable and a control device, wherein the cable includes at least one first wire for transmitting AC voltages and at least one second wire for transmitting visible lights, wherein the control device includes at least one first LED for emitting visible lights to the at least one second wire.

A portable, application-specific USB autorun device, following connection to a computer terminal, automatically initialises or presents itself as a known type of device and then automatically sends to the terminal a sequence of data complying with a standard protocol, that sequence of data automatically causing content to be accessed or a task to be initiated. The device (i) includes a standardised USB module that includes a USB microcontroller, the standardised module being designed to be attached to or embedded in multiple types of different, application specific packages but (ii) excludes mass memory storage for applications or end-user data.

This disclosure relates to a storage device having a small form factor. The storage device can include a circuit board configured to store data. The circuit board can be enclosed in a housing. The storage device can include a connector mounted perpendicularly to an inner surface of the circuit board and extending through an aperture of an inner surface of the housing. The connector may be configured to electrically connect to an electronic device to transfer data between the storage device and the electronic device. The connector may be a universal serial bus (USB) Type-C connector. The storage device may have a thickness, measured between the inner surface of the housing and an outer surface of the housing, that does not exceed 6 millimeters (mm), for example.

A monitor assembly for a vehicle headrest, the monitor assembly including: a monitor holding part, the monitor holding part including a first side and a second side opposite the first side, the first side configured to connect a monitor thereto, the second side configured to face a vehicle headrest, the monitor holding part further including: a digital media player disposed on the second side of the monitor holding part, the digital media player disposed on a heat sink; an input/output board disposed on the second side of the monitor holding part and connected to the digital media player; a vent extended lengthwise adjacent to an edge of the second side of the monitor holding part; and an opening adjacent to the heat sink, wherein the opening exposes the heat sink at the first side of the monitor holding part.

Provided are a set and a display apparatus. The set includes a display module, a bezel, a back housing and a system board. The bezel is sleeved over a periphery of the display module. The back housing includes a first shell on a side opposite to a back plate of the display module, and a second shell adjacent to an inner peripheral surface of the bezel. One end of the second shell is connected to an edge of the first shell, and the other end of the second shell is provided with a support portion for supporting an edge of the display module so that a reserved space for accommodating the system board is formed between the display module and the first shell, and the second shell is fixedly connected to the bezel to implement configuration and assembly of the system board, thereby improving the user experience.