Foldable label display system
AssigneeHewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
InventorsGlen A. Oross, Memphis Zhihong Yin, Neal D. Buchanan, Robert P. Bliven
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Abstract
A label display system includes a foldable label base to display labels, such as regulatory and/or certification marking labels, for an electronic and/or portable computing device. The foldable label base moves between a first position and a second position, where the labels are viewable in the first position, and where at least some of the labels are concealed from view in the second position. The foldable label base includes a first side to display labels and a second side to display labels.
Claims38
A label display system, comprising:
- a foldable label base configured to display labels for a portable computing device;
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- the foldable label base configured to be unfolded into a first position and folded into a second position, the labels being viewable in the first position and at least some of the labels being concealed from view in the second position.
A label display system, comprising:
- a foldable label base configured to display required labels for an electronic device;
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- the foldable label base configured to be unfolded into a first position and folded into a second position, the required labels being viewable in the first position and at least some of the required labels being concealed from view in the second position.
A method, comprising:
- attaching labels for a portable computing device to a foldable label base;
- the foldable label base being moveable between a first position and a second position, wherein the labels are viewable in the first position and at least some of the labels are concealed from view in the second position.
A method, comprising:
- displaying required labels for an electronic device on a foldable label base;
- the foldable label base being moveable between a first position and a second position, wherein the required labels are displayed in the first position and at least some of the required labels are concealed from display in the second position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.