Handle structure for a portable terminal
OwnerYong Sun Kiminventor
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Abstract
Disclosed is a handle structure formed on the rear surface of the portable terminal, which comprises: fixing holes parallel formed in an shape on the rear surface; and a belt-type handle of which both ends are inserted and fixed into the fixing holes. The belt-type handle comprises: a fixing part, folded parts, and a human body contact part extending from and connecting both folded parts. The human body contact part has a curved shape the width of which is narrow at the center and gradually increases toward both folded parts. Each of the folded parts has a cylindrical shape, and a silicone layer is pressed and attached to the inner surfaces of the folded parts. The silicone layer extends to surround a hole jaw within each of the fixing holes.
Claims12
A handle structure formed on a rear surface (1) of a portable terminal, the handle structure comprising:
- fixing holes (3 and 3′) formed in parallel on the rear surface of the portable terminal;
- and
- fixing parts (51 and 51′) of a belt-type handle (5) inserted and fixed into the fixing holes,
- wherein the belt-type handle (5) includes folded parts (55) and a human body contact part (53), the human body contact part (53) extending from the folded parts (55), each of the folded parts (55) being folded between the human body contact part (53) and one of the fixing parts (51 and 51′) and spaced apart from each of the fixing holes (3 and 3′) with a distance.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.