Cover structure for portable electronic device
AssigneeFih Co., Ltd
InventorsChia-Hua Chen, Qing Ming Huang
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Abstract
A cover structure (1) for a portable electronic device includes a back cover (10) and a front cover (20), wherein the back cover forms a main joint portion (120), the front cover forms a shell (22), the main joint portion has an arcuate wall (121), and a cutout portion (1210) is formed on the arcuate wall. When assembling the back and front covers, a knuckle (12) is formed by means of the shell engaging with the main joint portion on the cutout portion thereof.
Claims13
A cover structure for a portable electronic device comprising:
- a back cover;
- and
- a front cover;
- wherein, said back cover forms a main joint portion, said front cover forms a shell, said main joint portion has an arcuate wall, and a cutout portion is formed on said arcuate wall, when assembling said back and front covers, a knuckle is formed by means of said shell engaging with said main joint portion on the cutout portion thereof.
A cover structure for a portable electronic device comprising:
- a back cover;
- and
- a front cover;
- wherein a knuckle extends from the foot of said cover structure to join said back and front covers together, wherein said knuckle comprises a main joint portion formed on said back cover and a shell formed on said front cover for covering said main joint portion, said main joint portion forms a cutout portion thereon for receiving said shell, and a distinct dividing line is formed at the joint of said shell and said main joint portion along said knuckle.
A cover structure for use with a hinged device, comprising:
- opposite first and second halves face to face coupled to each other and commonly defining a rectangular interior space,
- the first half defining a knuckle with a columnar channel extending therethrough, said knuckle defining an outward arcuate wall,
- the second half having an inward arcuate mating shell at least partially circumferentially compliantly covering and supportably seated upon said outward arcuate wall;
- and
- one of said first and second halves defining an opening and the other of said first and second halves defining a projection engaged within the opening so as to prevent relative axial and circumferential movement between the first and second halves;
- wherein
- the knuckle defines a groove for communication between the channel and said interior space.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.