Electronic device
AssigneeFujitsu Client Computing Limited
InventorsYoshiyuki Sando, Yasufumi Yamamoto, Kenji Suzuki
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Abstract
An electronic device includes a casing, an antenna, a plurality of screw members, and a board. The casing includes: a first cover including a first wall from which a display screen of a display device is exposed; and a second cover overlapping with the first cover in a first direction intersecting with the display screen. The antenna is provided between the first cover and the second cover. The screw members connect the first cover and the second cover. The board is provided, on an opposite side of the antenna, away from one of the screw members that is closest to the antenna. The board is provided without being fastened along with the first cover and the second cover by the one of the screw members.
Claims4
An electronic device comprising:
- a casing that includes
- a first cover including a first wall from which a display screen of a display device is exposed, and
- a second cover overlapping with the first cover in a first direction intersecting with the display screen;
- an antenna provided between the first cover and the second cover;
- a plurality of screw members connecting the first cover and the second cover;
- a board provided, on an opposite side of the antenna, away from one of the screw members that is closest to the antenna, the board being provided without being fastened along with the first cover and the second cover by the one of the screw members;
- a touch panel;
- and
- a plurality of input/output units different from the touch panel and the antenna, wherein the casing further includes
- a first end extending in a second direction intersecting with the first direction, the first end being provided with more than half of the plurality of input/output units,
- a second end intersecting with the first end, and
- a third end extending along the first end on a side of the second end opposite to the first end, and
- the antenna is provided closer to the third end than to the first end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.