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US 2011/0285630 A1Published application
Electronic apparatus
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorsYusuke Sugiura, Makoto Tanaka
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Abstract
According to one embodiment, an electronic apparatus includes a housing including a palmrest, a keyboard on the housing including a space key and a cursor key closer to the palmrest than the space and a switch in a region of the keyboard surrounded by the space key, the cursor key, and the palmrest
Claims9
An electronic apparatus comprising:
- a housing comprising a palmrest, a touchpad, and a keyboard, wherein the keyboard comprises
- a space key;
- a cursor key located closer than the space key to the palmrest;
- a flat portion between the space key and the touchpad, wherein one side of the flat portion is bounded by the cursor key;
- and
- a membrane;
- a switch located in the flat portion and mounted on the membrane, wherein the switch is configured to turn the touchpad on and off;
- and
- wherein the membrane comprises a wiring pattern, the wiring pattern extending to the switch in the flat portion, curving in a region adjacent to the switch, and extending below the space key,
6 more elements
An electronic apparatus comprising
- a housing comprising a palmrest, a module, and a keyboard, wherein the keyboard comprises
- a space key;
- a cursor key located closer than the space key to the palmrest;
- a flat portion between the space key and the palmrest wherein one side of the flat portion is bounded by the cursor key;
- and
- a membrane;
- and
- a switch located in the flat portion and mounted on the membrane, wherein the switch is configured to turn the module on and off
5 more elements
An electronic apparatus comprising
- a housing comprising a palmrest, and a keyboard, wherein the keyboard comprises:
- a space key;
- and
- a cursor key located closer than the space key to the palmrest;
- and
- a switch located in a region of the keyboard surrounded by the space key, the cursor key, and the palmrest.
3 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.