Portable information terminal
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorHiroyuki Nishimura
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Abstract
A portable information terminal of the present invention is used with an IC card 10, the portable information terminal includes a housing forming the portable information terminal main body, a circuit board 20 disposed in the housing, and a connector 18 which is provided with a plurality of connection terminals 19 connected to the circuit board 20 and which is formed to define a groove for storing an information card 10. The plurality of connection terminals 19 are arranged on a lateral wall of the connector 18 in such a manner that the connection terminals 19 contact with a plurality of connection terminals of the information card 10. The connection terminals 19 are disposed on a plane which is inclined with respect to a main plane of the circuit board 20.
Claims11
A portable information terminal used with an information card, comprising:
- a housing forming a portable information terminal main body;
- a circuit board provided in the housing;
- a connector having a plurality of connection terminals which are connected to the circuit board, said connector being formed to define a groove for storing the information card;
- said plural connection terminals being arranged on a lateral wall of the connector in such a manner that the connection terminals contact with a plurality of connection terminals provided in the information card;
- and
- said plural connection terminals being disposed on a plane which is inclined with respect to a main plane of the circuit board.
A portable information terminal comprising:
- a housing forming a portable information terminal main body;
- a circuit board provided in the housing;
- and
- an information card electrically connected with the circuit board,
- wherein when the information card is mounted in the housing so as to be electrically connected with the circuit board, the information card is disposed on a plane inclined with respect to a main plane of the circuit board.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.