An T Nguyen

8576570, Nov 5, 2013

Mar 21, 2011

13/052934

An Van Nguyen - Fairfax VA, US
M. Dewayne Adams - Fairfax VA, US
Nesdon Alexandre′ Harris - Manassas VA, US
Dinh Van Nguyen - San José CA, US
Binh Kien Thai - Manassas VA, US

NCS Technologies, Inc. - Gainesville VA

H05K 5/00
H05K 7/16
H05K 7/00

361730, 361725, 361735, 361736

The adaptive computing system described herein may generally include a modular control, switching, and power supply architecture. In particular, the adaptive computing system may provide a platform supporting multiple independent desktop computer modules that occupy less physical space than a standalone commercial computer, provide performance density comparable to current server solutions, and address concerns relating to stability, safety, productivity, performance, assembly, service, and other factors important to diverse desktop computer user communities. Moreover, mechanical, electrical, and functional components associated with the adaptive computing system may have various certifications or otherwise be relied upon to demonstrate compliance with criteria in regulatory, environmental, consumer safety, and other contexts.

20160248845, Aug 25, 2016

May 2, 2016

15/144729

- Gainesville FL, US
An Van Nguyen - Fairfax VA, US
Lakshmi Santosh - Columbia MD, US
Dinh Van Nguyen - San Jose CA, US
Brian James Gentry - Bristow VA, US
Binh Kien Thai - Centerville VA, US
Paul Richard Gardner - Sterling VA, US
Jonathan Douglas Petty - Owens Mills MD, US

H04L 29/08
H04W 88/02
H04L 29/06

The disclosure relates to a portable computing device configured to selectably switch between a wired zero client mode in which the portable computing device operates as a terminal for a host computer via a wired communication channel, a wireless zero client mode in which the portable computing device operates as a terminal for the host computer via a wireless communication channel, and a local mode in which the portable computing device operates independently from the host computer. The portable computing device may include one or more zero client processors that facilitate operation in the wired or wireless zero client mode and one or more local control processors that facilitate operation in the local mode. The portable computing device may include input devices used to receive inputs for the host computer during the wireless or wired zero client modes or for the local control processors during the local mode.

20150244571, Aug 27, 2015

May 12, 2015

14/710181

- Gainesville VA, US
An Van NGUYEN - Fairfax VA, US
Lakshmi SANTOSH - Columbia MD, US
Dinh Van NGUYEN - San Jose CA, US
Brian James GENTRY - Bristow VA, US
Binh Kien THAI - Centerville VA, US
Paul Richard GARDNER - Sterling VA, US
Jonathan Douglas PETTY - Owens Mills MD, US

H04L 12/24
H04W 80/04
H04L 29/06

The disclosure relates to a portable computing device configured to selectably switch between a wired zero client mode in which the portable computing device operates as a terminal for a host computer via a wired communication channel, a wireless zero client mode in which the portable computing device operates as a terminal for the host computer via a wireless communication channel, and a local mode in which the portable computing device operates independently from the host computer. The portable computing device may include one or more zero client processors that facilitate operation in the wired or wireless zero client mode and one or more local control processors that facilitate operation in the local mode. The portable computing device may include input devices used to receive inputs for the host computer during the wireless or wired zero client modes or for the local control processors during the local mode.