Case for portable electronic computing device with stand
AssigneePioneer Square Brands, Inc.
InventorsMichael Cooper Ferren, Michael Heecheol Kim, Jaimie Emerald Chan
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Abstract
Systems and methods are involved with but are not limited to an apparatus including an inner case portion including including a first stand aperture; and an outer case portion couplable with the inner case portion, the outer case portion including a second stand aperture positioned to align with the first stand aperture of the inner case portion to provide a common aperture. In addition, other aspects are described in the claims, drawings, and text forming a part of the present disclosure.
Claims20
A case for a computing device, the computing device including a stand movable between rectracted and extended positions, the case comprising:
- an inner case portion shaped and sized to contain the computing device, the the inner case portion including a first aperture sized, shaped, and positioned to allow the stand in its extended position to protrude therethrough as the computing device is contained by the inner case portion;
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- an outer case portion couplable with the inner case portion, the outer case portion including a second aperture sized, shaped, and positioned to allow the stand to protrude therethrough as the outer case portion is coupled to the inner case portion.
A case for a computing device, the case comprising:
- an inner case portion including a rectangularly shaped tray with a back portion and one or more sides extending therefrom, the back portion including a first stand aperture;
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- an outer case portion couplable with the inner case portion, the outer case portion including a rectangularly shaped tray with a back portion, the back portion including a second stand aperture positioned to align with the first stand aperture of the inner case portion to provide a common aperture.
A case for a computing device, the case comprising:
- an inner case portion including a first stand aperture;
- and
- an outer case portion couplable with the inner case portion, the outer case portion including a second stand aperture positioned to align with the first stand aperture of the inner case portion to provide a common aperture.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.