Tower system unit with angled drive bay
AssigneeCompaq Computer Corporation
InventorsDean Ryan, Charles R. Lewis, George R. Daniels, Donald E. Moore, James F. Babb
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AssigneeCompaq Computer Corporation
InventorsDean Ryan, Charles R. Lewis, George R. Daniels, Donald E. Moore, James F. Babb
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A tower unit for a personal computer wherein the tower unit is a generally rectangular box having a generally rectangular interior chassis. The interior chassis includes a first set of interiorly extending mounting flanges and tabs which are positioned and aligned on opposing chassis walls to mount one or more drives at an upwardly facing angle in order to allow the user visual and manual access to the drives for ease of operation. A similar combination of interiorly directed tabs and flanges are formed in the opposing side walls of the frame near the bottom of the tower unit chassis in order to mount a plurality of hard disk drives in horizontal positions. The frame includes a front frame panel which combines with the front bezel to provide a gripping area which cooperates with another gripping area formed in the rear bezel to allow the tower unit to be easily moved about.
A tower unit for a computer system which includes a chassis for mounting a plurality of data storage units, wherein the tower unit is located on a horizontal reference plane, comprising:
A tower unit for a computer system which includes a chassis for mounting a plurality of data storage units, wherein the tower unit is located on a horizontal reference plane, comprising:
A tower unit for a computer system which includes a chassis for mounting a plurality of data storage units, wherein the tower unit is located on a horizontal reference plane, comprising:
A tower unit for a computer system which includes a chassis for mounting a plurality of data storage units, wherein the tower unit is located on a horizontal reference plane, comprising:
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