US 2006/0037987 A1Published application

Notebook computer suitcase for a user using as a desk

OwnerJui-Ching Lininventor

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Abstract

A notebook computer suitcase for a user using as a desk has a frame, a cover, two belts, two recoiling devices, a positioning device, and a locking device. The cover is pivotally mounted on the frame to enclose the portable computer inside the frame. The two belts are attached respectively to two sides of the frame. The two recoiling devices are formed inside the frame to respectively connect to the two belts so that the two belts are adjustable in length. The position device is pivotally attached under of the frame to abut user's body. Thereby, when the portable computer is operated, the two belts are adjusted to desired lengths to loop user's shoulders and to keep the portable computer in a flat position in front of the user. Meanwhile, the positioning device is extended to abut the user's body to provide a positioning efficiency to the portable computer.

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Dependent claims

A notebook computer suitcase for a user using as a desk, the notebook suitcase comprises:

a frame (11) having an interior (111), an open top, a bottom, a partition (115), two sides, a front end and a rear end, wherein the partition (115) is received inside the frame (11) to divide the interior (111) into an upper portion and a lower portion;
two belts (20) respectively and adjustably attached to the two sides of the frame (111);
and
a positioning device pivotally attached under the bottom of the frame (11) near the front end and comprising:
an abutting board (30) with two side ends pivotally attached at the front end of the frame (11);
and
two foldable arms (40) respectively extending between the two sides of the frame (11) and the two side ends of the abutting board (30) to optionally support the abutting board (30);
and
a locking device attached between the cover (12) and frame (11) to combine the cover (12) and the frame (11) together.

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