Stand for supporting computer
AssigneeHon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorShao-Bo Han
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Abstract
A stand (20) for supporting a computer chassis (10) includes a support body (22), and a pair of clamping ledges (30) pivotally attached to the support body. The support body forms two resilient portions (25) corresponding to each clamping ledge. Each resilient portion forms a protrusion (34). Each clamping ledge corresponding to each resilient portion forms a pair of cutouts (36, 37). The pair of cutouts engages with the corresponding protrusion, respectively, to keep the corresponding clamping ledge in an upright position and horizontal position.
Claims20
A stand for supporting a computer chassis, the stand comprising:
- a support body comprising at least two resilient portions, a protrusion formed from each of the resilient portions;
- and
- two clamping ledges pivotally attached to the support body for clamping the computer chassis therebetween, each of the clamping ledges comprising a first cutout to engage with the protrusion of the support body for keeping the clamping ledges upright.
A stand for supporting a computer chassis, comprising:
- a support body forming at least two resilient portions, each of the resilient portions forming a first engaging portion;
- and
- two clamping ledges pivotally attached to the support body for clamping two opposite sides of the computer chassis, each of the clamping ledges forms two second engaging portions corresponding to the first engaging portion;
- wherein
- the second engaging portions engage with the first engaging portion, respectively, to keep a corresponding clamping ledge in an upright position and horizontal position.
An electronic device comprising:
- a chassis enclosing said electronic device;
- and
- a stand attachable to said chassis to support said chassis positioned in a predetermined way, said stand comprising a body supportably employable beside said chassis, and at least one ledge attachably extendable from said body to abut against a side of said chassis so as to hold said chassis in position by means of said predetermined way in cooperation with said body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.