Computer jacket
AssigneeAssistive Technology, Inc.
InventorsIan J. Myles, Howard C. Shane, Gregory G. Baker, James C. Lewis
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AssigneeAssistive Technology, Inc.
InventorsIan J. Myles, Howard C. Shane, Gregory G. Baker, James C. Lewis
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A foldable jacket for a general purpose portable computer includes a first protective panel having first and second sub-panels foldably connected along a first fold line. The first sub-panel has a fastener for fastening to the computer. A second protective panel is foldably connected to the first protective panel along a second fold line. A third protective panel is foldably connected to the second protective panel along a third fold line. A strap extending from the first sub-panel is capable of fastening to the third panel to secure the jacket substantially around the computer with the first and second sub-panels lying along the same plane. The jacket is also capable of being folded along the first and second fold lines such that the first and second sub-panels are at an angle relative to each other as well as the third panel. The first sub-panel is fastened to the third panel at an angle to tilt the computer for viewing and use.
A foldable jacket for a computer comprising:
A foldable jacket for a computer comprising:
A method for tilting a computer for viewing and use with a foldable jacket, the jacket comprising a first protective panel having first and second sub-panels foldably connected along a first fold line, the first sub-panel having a fastener for fastening to the computer, a second protective panel being foldably connected to the first protective panel along a second fold line, a third protective panel being foldably connected to the second protective panel along a third fold line, a strap extending from the first sub-panel capable of fastening to the third panel for securing the jacket substantially around the computer with the first and second sub-panels of the first panel lying along the same plane, the method comprising the steps of:
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