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| Application No. | Application Title | Issue Date |
| 20080196870 | LIQUID SUBMERSION COOLING SYSTEM A portable, self-contained liquid submersion cooling system that is suitable for cooling a number of electronic devices, including cooling heat-generating components in computer systems and other systems that use electronic, heat-generating components. The electronic de... | 08/21/2008 |
| 20080196868 | CASE FOR A LIQUID SUBMERSION COOLED ELECTRONIC DEVICE A case for a liquid submersion cooled computer includes a plurality of walls defining a liquid-tight interior space. At least a portion of one of the walls is made of a material that permits viewing of objects, for example, a motherboard, within the interior space. A re... | 08/21/2008 |
| 20080017355 | CASE FOR A LIQUID SUBMERSION COOLED ELECTRONIC DEVICE A portable, self-contained liquid submersion cooling system that is suitable for cooling a number of electronic devices, including cooling heat-generating components in computer systems and other systems that use electronic, heat-generating components. The electronic de... | 01/24/2008 |
| 20070268669 | CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLY FOR A LIQUID SUBMERSION COOLED ELECTRONIC DEVICE A circuit board assembly, for example, a computer motherboard, for use in a liquid submersion cooled electronic device, for example, a computer, is configured to facilitate movement of the cooling liquid when the circuit board is submerged in the cooling liquid, thereby... | 11/22/2007 |
| 20070267741 | LIQUID SUBMERSION COOLING SYSTEM A portable, self-contained liquid submersion cooling system that is suitable for cooling a number of electronic devices, including cooling heat-generating components in computer systems and other systems that use electronic, heat-generating components. The electronic de... | 11/22/2007 |
