Package for an optical storage medium
AssigneeSONY DADC Austria AG
InventorsBernhard Wiesinger, Marcel Penning, Anton Brandauer
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Abstract
A package for an optical storage medium, comprising first and second parts; a window located in the first part; a third part sandwiched in a region between the first and second parts; wherein the first, second and third parts define a receptacle in a further region where the third part is not sandwiched between the first and second parts; wherein the window and the third part are arranged such that when the optical storage medium is placed in the receptacle, the optical storage medium abuts the third part and a predefined area of the optical storage medium is perceptible through the window.
Claims15
Package, comprising:
- first and second parts;
- a window located in the first part;
- a third part sandwiched in a region between the first and second parts,
- wherein the first, second and third parts define a receptacle adapted to receive an optical storage medium for storing electronically derivable data, wherein the receptacle is located in a non-sandwiched region where the third part is not sandwiched between the first and second parts,
- wherein the window and the third part are arranged such that when the optical storage medium is placed in the receptacle, the optical storage medium abuts the third part and a predefined area of the optical storage medium is perceptible through the window, and
- wherein an insertion slot forming an opening of the receptacle is provided by leaving open lateral edges of the first and second parts, the insertion slot being provided on a lateral side of the receptacle, the lateral side being opposite to a region where the optical storage medium abuts the third part when placed inside the receptacle.
Product comprising:
- a package for an optical storage medium for storing electronically derivable data, the package including first and second parts;
- a window located in the first part;
- a third part sandwiched in a region between the first and second parts;
- wherein the first, second and third parts define a receptacle in a non-sandwiched region where the third part is not sandwiched between first and second parts;
- wherein the window and the third part are arranged such that when the optical storage medium is placed in the receptacle, the optical storage medium abuts the third part and a predefined area of the optical storage medium is perceptible through the window, wherein an insertion slot forming an opening of the receptacle is provided by leaving open lateral edges of the first and second parts, the insertion slot being provided on a lateral side of the receptacle, the lateral side being opposite to a region where the optical storage medium abuts the third part when placed inside the receptacle;
- and
- an optical storage medium,
- wherein the optical storage medium has a machine readable code marked in the predefined area perceptible through the window, and
- wherein the package comprises information related to the code.
Method for manufacturing a product, comprising:
- providing first and second parts, wherein a window is located in the first part;
- and
- sandwiching a third part in a region between the first and second parts, wherein a receptacle is formed of the first, second and third parts in a non-sandwiched region where the third part is not sandwiched between the first and second parts,
- wherein the window and the third part are arranged such that when an optical storage medium for storing electronically derivable data is placed in the receptacle, the optical storage medium abuts the third part and a predefined area of the optical storage medium is perceptible through the window, and
- wherein an insertion slot forming an opening of the receptacle is provided by leaving open lateral edges of the first and second parts, the insertion slot being provided on a lateral side of the receptacle, the lateral side being opposite to a region where the-optical storage medium abuts the third part when placed inside the receptacle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.