Mechanism for enabling application of information to an object
OwnerCraig A. Richardsoninventor
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Abstract
A mechanism for enabling application of information to an object. The mechanism includes a base portion and a panel operatively coupled to the base portion. The panel has a first surface for application of information thereon. An interface operatively couples the panel to the base portion such that the first surface is positionable and maintainable in a first angular orientation and in a second angular orientation different from the first angular orientation.
Claims15
A mechanism for enabling application of information to an object, the mechanism comprising:
- a base portion;
- a panel operatively coupled to the base portion and having a first surface for application of information thereon;
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- an interface operatively coupling the panel to the base portion such that the first surface is positionable and maintainable in a first angular orientation and in a second angular orientation different from the first angular orientation.
A mechanism for enabling application of information to an object, the mechanism comprising:
- a base portion including a pair of opposed grooves formed thereon;
- a panel including a pair of protrusions formed thereon and having a first surface for application of information thereto, each protrusion of the pair of protrusions slidingly engaging a respective one of the pair of opposed grooves;
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- at least one bearing surface operatively coupled to the base portion,
- wherein portions of the panel contact portions of the opposed grooves and the at least one bearing surface to position and maintain the first surface of the panel in a predetermined angular orientation.
A case for containing an information storage media therein, the case comprising:
- a base portion;
- a panel operatively coupled to the base portion and having a first surface for application of information thereon;
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- an interface operatively coupling the panel to the base portion such that the first surface is positionable and maintainable in a first position substantially coplanar with another surface of the case and in a second position wherein the first surface resides at an angle with respect to the other surface of the case.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.