Housing mechanism with shield for portable electronic device
AssigneeChi Mei Communication Systems, Inc.
InventorYu-Lun Lu
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Abstract
A housing mechanism (100) includes a main body (60) and a shield/cap (70). The main body accommodates an inner interface and defines a port (63) therein. The port is configured for allowing an outer interface to be inserted into the main body and for thereby engaging the outer interface with the inner interface. The shield is located near the port and is selectably rotatably positionable between a first position, in which the shield covers the port, and a second position, in which the shield does not cover the port. The first position and the second position cooperate to form an angle therebetween.
Claims15
A housing mechanism for a portable electronic device, the housing mechanism comprising:
- a main body accommodating an inner interface, the main body defining a port and a pin hole therein, the port being configured for allowing an outer interface to be inserted into the main body and for thereby engaging the outer interface with the inner interface;
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- a shield located near the port, the shield being selectably positionable in a first position, in which the shield covers the port, and a second position, in which the shield is not covering the port, the shield including a connecting pole, a lid formed at one end of the connecting pole, and a pin perpendicularly formed at an opposite end of the connecting pole, and the pin being rotatably receivable in the pin hole.
A housing mechanism for a portable electronic device, the housing mechanism comprising:
- a main body accommodating an inner interface, the main body defining a port and a first receiving groove therein, the port being configured for allowing an outer interface to be inserted into the main body and for thereby engaging the outer interface with the inner interface;
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- a shield located near the port, the shield being selectably positionable in a first position, in which the shield covers the port, and a second position, in which the shield is not covering the port, when the shield is in the second position, the shield is receivable in the first receiving groove.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.