Strap system for electronic device
AssigneeTreeFrog Developments, Inc.
InventorGary A. Rayner
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Abstract
This disclosure relates generally to an apparatus having a strap system and housing for an electronic device. The apparatus can include a housing that is configured to receive an electronic device and protect the device from damage resulting from impact or exposure to liquids. The strap system can attach to the housing with connectors to provide easy handling of the housing and the electronic device therein without compromising the integrity of the housing. This disclosure also relates to a stand for an electronic device. The stand can be stored on the electronic device to provide additional protection when the electronic device is not being used.
Claims16
An apparatus for carrying an electronic device, the apparatus comprising:
- a housing configured to receive an electronic device, the housing comprising a top member and a bottom member to at least partially encase the electronic device, the bottom member comprising a first connection aperture adjacent to a first peg aperture, and a second connection aperture adjacent to a second peg aperture;
- a strap having a first end and a second end, the first end of the strap having a first connector removably disposed within the first connection aperture, the second end of the strap having a second connector removably disposed within the second connection aperture;
- a first connection peg removably disposed within the first peg aperture, wherein a tab of the first connection peg is configured to interlock with a slot of the first connector of the strap, the tab of the first connection peg and the slot of the first connector of the strap interlocking together within the bottom member between the first connection aperture and the first peg aperture to removably couple the strap to the housing;
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- a second connection peg removably disposed within the second peg aperture, wherein a tab of the second connection peg is configured to interlock with a slot of the second connector of the strap, the tab of the second connection peg and the slot of the second connector of the strap interlocking together within the bottom member between the second connection aperture and the second peg aperture to removably couple the strap to the housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.