Disc storage device
OwnerJames F. Fowler, Nick Barker +2inventors
InventorsJames F. Fowler, Nick Barker, Steven Kaneko, Loyd C. Moore
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Abstract
A disc storage device for holding and storing discs such as computer floppy discs, compact discs, slides and the like. The device comprises a set of modules for holding the discs having a planar surface, four walls surrounding the planar surface holding means to prevent the disc from moving within the module and ejector means for easy removal of the disc from the module. The device may include 12 modules arrayed on an 81/2 by 11" one-piece plastic unit which may be inserted into a ring binder notebook or inserted as a rail file in a filing cabinet.
Claims12
A disc storage device for holding and storing a disc comprising, a module having a planar surface and four walls extending perpendicular to said surface, first and second walls of said four walls acting as guide means for restraining the disc as it is moved into said module, third and fourth walls of said four walls comprising lateral holding means to prevent the disc from moving in a direction perpendicularly outward from said planar surface, said module further including ejector means for removing the disc from the module in response to movement of the disc in a single direction toward said fourth wall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.