Clipboard
OwnerSu Shyi Yuhinventor
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Abstract
A clipboard comprises a clip mechanism comprising a body having two spaced protuberant members, a flexible plate member, two U-shaped fastening members for fastening body and plate member for being capable of holding papers, and a retractable hanging device, and a board mechanism comprising four bottom channels for securing to clip mechanism, and a recessed portion surrounded by channels. In an unused state hanging device is retracted while in a use state hanging device is extended for being capable of banging object. A space is formed between spoon-like members and recessed portion for holding an elongate object such as a pen.
Claims4
A clipboard comprising:
- a clip mechanism comprising a body having two spaced protrusions, two projected members each on the protrusion, two spaced spoon-like members projected from a side, a bent brace on a top, two spaced protuberant members on both sides of the brace, two first grooves each on the protuberant member, two second grooves each under the protuberant member, a projection between the spoon-like members and under the body, two spaced elongate recesses on both sides of the projections, and two ridges each on the recess;
- a flexible plate member including two spaced projected members on an underside and two third grooves each under the projected member;
- two U-shaped fastening members each having two hooked ends clung into the third groove and second grooves for fastening the body and the plate member for being capable of holding papers;
- and a retractable hanging device having a J cross-section and comprising an elongate slot on a bottom, two spaced risers adjacent the slot, two first dents each on the riser, and an opening between the risers;
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- a board mechanism comprising four channels on a bottom each parallel to a side, each channel having a plurality of equally spaced second dents, and a recessed portion surrounded by the channels;
- wherein the hanging device is mounted onto the body with the projection movably received in the opening and the risers received in the recesses.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.