Case for portable electronic computing device
AssigneePioneer Square Brands, Inc.
InventorBrian Lewis Piper
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Abstract
Systems and methods are involved for a portable electronic computing device the system includes (I) a first case section to receive a first device portion, (II) a second case section to receive a second device portion, and (III) a spine member being coupled to the first case section, the spine member being coupled to the second case section, the spine member including at least one elongated opening extending generally parallel with a side of the first case section.
Claims15
A system for a portable electronic computing device, the portable electronic computing device including a first device portion, and a second device portion, wherein the first device portion being at least one of the following:
- hingedly couplable with the second device portion and separately uncouplable from the second device portion, the system comprising:
- (I) a first case section including
- (A) a base including at least one interior surface,
- (B) a first side including at least one first wall portion with the at least one first wall portion extending perpendicularly to the at least one interior surface,
- (C) a second side including at least one second wall portion with the at least one second wall portion extending perpendicularly to the at least one interior surface, and
- (D) a third side including at least one third wall portion with the at least one third wall portion extending perpendicularly to the at least one interior surface,
- wherein the at least one first wall portion extends perpendicularly to the second wall portion, and
- wherein the at least one first wall portion extends parallel with the at least one third wall portion such that
- the first case section being configured to receive the first device portion of the portable electronic computing device;
- (II) a second case section including
- (A) a base including at least one interior surface,
- (B) a first side including at least one first wall portion with the at least one first wall portion extending perpendicularly to the at least one interior surface,
- (C) a second side including at least one second wall portion with the at least one second wall portion extending perpendicularly to the at least one interior surface, and
- (D) a third side including at least one third wall portion with the at least one third wall portion extending perpendicularly to the at least one interior surface,
- wherein the at least one first wall portion extends perpendicularly to the second wall portion, and
- wherein the at least one first wall portion extends parallel with the at least one third wall portion such that
- the second case section being configured to receive the second device portion of the portable electronic computing device;
- and
- (III) a spine member being coupled to the first case section, the spine member being coupled to the second case section,
- (A) the spine member including a first elongated spine member portion extending further in a first direction parallel to the at least one second wall portion of the first case section than extending in a second direction perpendicular to the at least one second wall portion of the first case section,
- (B) the spine member including a first elongated opening and a second elongated opening positioned on either side of the first elongated spine member portion, the first elongated opening and the second elongated opening extending further in the first direction parallel to the at least one second wall portion of the first case section than extending in the second direction perpendicular to the at least one second wall portion of the first case section,
- (i) the first elongated opening being positioned closer to the first case section than the second elongated opening is positioned to the first case section, and
- (ii) the second elongated opening being positioned closer to the second case section than the first elongated opening is positioned to the second case section.
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