Charles R Mollo

7139181, Nov 21, 2006

Oct 24, 2005

11/256737

Ejaz Afzal - Scottsdale AZ, US
Charles Mollo - Phoenix AZ, US

Mobility Electronics, Inc. - Scottsdale AZ

H02M 1/10

363142

A power converter reducing a maximum available output power during extreme operating temperature conditions. The output power is adapted to be reduced during higher operating temperatures to maintain the power converter housing within acceptable operating temperatures. The power converter may then increase the available operating power as the converter housing temperature is reduced such that an acceptable output power is available during higher operating temperatures, rather than simply turning off the power converter during the excessive temperature condition.

7657678, Feb 2, 2010

Dec 13, 2005

11/300131

Frank W. Ahern - Scottsdale AZ, US
Desi Rhoden - Phoenix AZ, US
Jeff Doss - Phoenix AZ, US
Charles Mollo - Phoenix AZ, US

G06F 13/00

710100, 710305, 710306

A modular computer system () including a universal connectivity station (UCS) () interconnected to a plurality of remote modules () via a plurality of respective high speed serial links () such as based on proprietary Split-Bridge™ technology. The plurality modules, including a processor module () which may include core parts including a CPU, memory, AGP Graphics, and system bus interface may be remotely located from each of the other modules, including the UCS (). The present invention achieves technical advantages wherein each module of the modular computer system () appear to each device to be interconnected to the other on a parallel bus since the high speed serial links appear transparent. Preferably, although not necessary, each of the modules including the UCS are based on the PCI bus architecture, or the PCMCIA bus architecture, although other bus architectures are well suited to be incorporated using the present invention. The processor module can be upgraded to change or improve the performance of the modular computer system without requiring any changes to the remaining system, thus drastically improving the price to performance trade-offs of the system.

7701739, Apr 20, 2010

Mar 1, 2005

11/069488

Charles R. Mollo - Scottsdale AZ, US

iGo, Inc. - Scottsdale AZ

H02M 1/10

363142

A portable electronic device having integral programming circuitry for signaling a power converter connected thereto to provide suitable power signals. Integrating the programming circuitry into the portable electronic device reduces the manufacturing cost and size of the power converter cable connector that is directly coupled to the portable electronic device. Many embodiments of the present invention are provided, including integrating the programming circuitry as part of the portable device electronics, or, onto the portable electronic device connector itself. This programming circuitry can comprise of at least one electrical component that may be passive or active.

7734852, Jun 8, 2010

Apr 27, 2000

09/559678

Frank W. Ahern - Scottsdale AZ, US
Desi Rhoden - Phoenix AZ, US
Jeff Doss - Phoenix AZ, US
Charles Mollo - Phoenix AZ, US

G06F 13/00

710100, 710305, 710306

A modular computer system () including a universal connectivity station (UCS) () interconnected to a plurality of remote modules () via a plurality of respective high speed serial links () such as based on proprietary Split-Bridge™ technology. The plurality modules, including a processor module () which may include core parts including a CPU, memory, AGP Graphics, and system bus interface may be remotely located from each of the other modules, including the UCS (). The present invention achieves technical advantages wherein each module of the modular computer system () appear to each device to be interconnected to the other on a parallel bus since the high speed serial links appear transparent. Preferably, although not necessary, each of the modules including the UCS are based on the PCI bus architecture, or the PCMCIA bus architecture, although other bus architectures are well suited to be incorporated using the present invention. The processor module can be upgraded to change or improve the performance of the modular computer system without requiring any changes to the remaining system, thus drastically improving the price to performance trade-offs of the system.

8137208, Mar 20, 2012

Apr 15, 2009

12/386191

Frank Ahem - Scottsdale AZ, US
Charles Mollo - Scottsdale AZ, US

Innoventions Partners, LLC - Scottsdale AZ

A63B 57/00
G06F 19/00

473221, 473407, 473 92

An automatic real-time game scoring device and golf club swing analyzer which may include enhanced capability based on GPS parametric and golf course specific information. One aspect of the invention includes the capability to assess a player's swing as a function of ball strike, club information, and length of an actual golf shot. In another aspect of the invention, the device provides for scoring a game as a function of the club used, the shot characteristics, and specific course parameter such as the hole played, game conditions, which may be analyzed during game play, as well as post game. The system presented according to the present invention is capable of adding to an individual's score only actual golf ball shots while ignoring practice swings. For recreational golf, the system allows for user overrides (“whiffs” and “mulligans”) at the golfer's digression.

8291140, Oct 16, 2012

Sep 22, 2011

13/240773

Frank W. Ahern - Scottsdale AZ, US
Desi Rhoden - Phoenix AZ, US
Jeff Doss - Phoenix AZ, US
Charles Mollo - Phoenix AZ, US

G06F 13/00

710100, 710305

A computing module includes an interface to asynchronously, serially exchange parallel system bus data with one or more other modules of a computer system that includes the computing module. The computing module can asynchronously, serially transfer first parallel bus data to another module of the computer system, and can asynchronously, serially receive second parallel bus data from another module of the computer system.

20060288141, Dec 21, 2006

Aug 31, 2006

11/513806

Frank Ahern - Scottsdale AZ, US
Desi Rhoden - Phoenix AZ, US
Jeff Doss - Phoenix AZ, US
Charles Mollo - Phoenix AZ, US

G06F 13/00

710100000

A modular computer system () including a universal connectivity station (UCS) () interconnected to a plurality of remote modules () via a plurality of respective high speed serial links () such as based on proprietary Split-Bridge™ technology. The plurality modules, including a processor module () which may include core parts including a CPU, memory, AGP Graphics, and system bus interface may be remotely located from each of the other modules, including the UCS (). The present invention achieves technical advantages wherein each module of the modular computer system () appear to each device to be interconnected to the other on a parallel bus since the high speed serial links appear transparent. Preferably, although not necessary, each of the modules including the UCS are based on the PCI bus architecture, or the PCMCIA bus architecture, although other bus architectures are well suited to be incorporated using the present invention. The processor module can be upgraded to change or improve the performance of the modular computer system without requiring any changes to the remaining system, thus drastically improving the price to performance trade-offs of the system. Moreover, the operating system (OS) of each module, including both the software and hardware, do not need to be changed as the entire modular system () is based on a common architecture, such as the PCI or Cardbus bus architecture.

20130042046, Feb 14, 2013

Oct 16, 2012

13/652823

Frank W. Ahern - Scottsdale AZ, US
Desi Rhoden - Phoenix AZ, US
Jeff Doss - Phoenix AZ, US
Charles Mollo - Phoenix AZ, US

G06F 13/42

710313

A computing module includes an interface to asynchronously, serially exchange parallel system bus data with one or more other modules of a computer system that includes the computing module. The computing module can asynchronously, serially transfer first parallel bus data to another module of the computer system, and can asynchronously, serially receive second parallel bus data from another module of the computer system.