Tablet device backpack
OwnerRyan Chavisinventor
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Abstract
A tablet device backpack can include a main body portion having a front side with a cut away pocket adapted for holding a tablet device. The tablet device backpack can also include a first strap portion extending from a top edge of the main body portion and a second strap portion extending from a first side edge of the main body portion, the first and second strap portions being releasably attachable via a snap buckle. The table device backpack can also include a first adjustable retaining strap and a second adjustable retaining strap configured to hold the front side substantially perpendicular to a back side, so that a screen of the tablet device being held in the tablet device pocket of the front side can be viewed by a user.
Claims20
A tablet device backpack comprising:
- a main body portion having a front side, a back side, a top edge, a bottom edge, a first side edge and a second side edge, the front side being hinged to the back side by a fabric hinge disposed along the bottom edge, the front side and back side being releasably held together by a single zipper extending along the first side edge, the top edge and the second side edge, the front side having a pocket adapted for holding a tablet device and the back side having a storage pocket;
- a first strap portion extending from the top edge of the main body portion, the first strap portion having a female snap buckle disposed at a free end, the first strap portion having a zippered pocket disposed thereon;
- a second strap portion extending from the first side edge of the main body portion, the second strap portion having a male snap buckle disposed at a free end, the male strap buckle being adjustably attached to a nylon belt affixed to the second strap portion so as to permit the second strap portion to be adjustable in length;
- a first adjustable retaining strap and a second adjustable retaining strap, the first and second adjustable retaining straps being disposed adjacent to the first side edge and the second side edge, respectively, and each adjustable retaining strap having a first end connected to the back side of the main body portion at the top edge and a second end releasably connected to the front side of the main body portion at the top edge, the first and second adjustable straps being configured to hold the front side substantially perpendicular to the back side when the zipper is unzipped and the front side is laid open, so that a screen of the tablet device being held in the tablet device pocket of the front side can be viewed by a user.
A backpack comprising:
- a main body portion having a front side, a back side, a top edge, a bottom edge, a first side edge and a second side edge, the front side being hinged to the back side by a fabric hinge disposed along the bottom edge, the front side and back side being releasably held together by a single zipper extending along the first side edge, the top edge and the second side edge, the front side having a pocket adapted for holding a tablet device;
- a first strap portion extending from the top edge of the main body portion, the first strap portion having a female snap buckle disposed at a free end;
- a second strap portion extending from the first side edge of the main body portion, the second strap portion having a male snap buckle disposed at a free end;
- a first adjustable retaining strap and a second adjustable retaining strap, the first and second adjustable retaining straps being disposed adjacent to the first side edge and the second side edge, respectively, and each adjustable retaining strap having a first end connected to the back side of the main body portion at the top edge and a second end releasably connected to the front side of the main body portion at the top edge, the first and second adjustable straps being configured to hold the front side substantially perpendicular to the back side when the zipper is unzipped and the front side is laid open, so that a screen of the tablet device being held in the tablet device pocket of the front side can be viewed by a user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.