US2012103921A1PendingUtilityA1

Holder for holding portable electronic devices

Assignee: LIU YUNG-LUNGPriority: Nov 1, 2010Filed: Nov 1, 2010Published: May 3, 2012
Est. expiryNov 1, 2030(~4.3 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Yung-Lung Liu
F16M 11/10F16M 13/00
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Abstract

A holder for holding portable electronic devices includes a main support body being a rectangular rigid plate and comprising an upwardly extending closed, rectangular, flexible flange on a top surface; a main support member being hingedly secured to a rear end of the main support body, the main support member being a rectangular rigid plate and comprising an extending closed, rectangular, flexible flange on a front surface; a support leg being hingedly secured to a transverse part of a back of the main support member, the support leg being a rectangular rigid plate; and at least one connecting strap each extending from a bottom edge of the support leg to be releasably secured to a back of the main support body, thereby adjusting a tilt angle of the support leg with respect to the main support member.

Claims

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1 . A holder for holding portable electronic devices comprising:
 a main support body being a rectangular rigid plate and comprising an upwardly extending closed, rectangular, flexible flange on a top surface;   a main support member being hingedly secured to a rear end of the main support body, the main support member being a rectangular rigid plate and comprising an extending closed, rectangular, flexible flange on a front surface;   a support leg being hingedly secured to a transverse part of a back of the main support member, the support leg being a rectangular rigid plate; and   at least one connecting strap each extending from a bottom edge of the support leg to be releasably secured to a back of the main support body, thereby adjusting a tilt angle of the support leg with respect to the main support member.   
     
     
         2 . The holder of  claim 1 , wherein the flange of the main support body defines a rectangular recess for retaining an electronic input device which is a thin keyboard incorporating a touch pad or a trackball; wherein the flange of the main support member defines a rectangular recess for retaining an electronic processing device which is a cellular phone, a PDA, or a tablet computer; and wherein the electronic input device and the electronic processing device can be communicated by wire or wireless. 
     
     
         3 . The holder of  claim 1 , wherein a top edge of the support leg is hingedly secured to the transverse part of the back of the main support member by stitching, and a bottom edge thereof is adapted to rest upon a planar surface. 
     
     
         4 . The holder of  claim 1 , wherein the back of the main support body is provided with a plurality of disc magnetic members, and wherein each of the at least one connecting strap is provided with a plurality of spaced disc magnetic members each to be magnetically adhered to one of the disc magnetic members of the back of the main support body. 
     
     
         5 . The holder of  claim 1 , wherein the back of the main support body is provided with one portions of a plurality of hook and loop fasteners, and wherein each of the at least one connecting strap is provided with the other portions of the hook and loop fasteners each to be releasably secured to one portion of one of the hook and loop fasteners of the back of the main support body. 
     
     
         6 . A holder for holding portable electronic devices comprising:
 a main support body being a rectangular rigid plate and comprising an upwardly extending closed, rectangular, flexible flange on a top surface;   a main support member being hingedly secured to a rear end of the main support body, the main support member being a rectangular rigid plate and comprising an extending closed, rectangular, flexible flange on a front surface and a plurality of parallel grooves on a back;   a support leg being hingedly secured to a transverse part of a back of the main support member, the support leg being a rectangular rigid plate and comprising a bottom edge adapted to rest upon a planar surface, a curved member on a central portion of a top edge, and a transverse ridge on one end of the curved member; and   a rectangular connecting plate having one end hingedly secured to a bottom edge of the support leg and the other end connected to a back of the main support body.   
     
     
         7 . The holder of  claim 6 , wherein the curved member is shaped to complimentarily engage with the flange of the main support member when the holder is closed, and wherein the ridge is adapted to insert in one of the grooves, thereby adjusting a tilt angle of the support leg with respect to the main support member. 
     
     
         8 . The holder of  claim 6 , further comprising a rectangular rigid plate secured to a portion of the back of the main support member between the grooves and a bottom edge of the main support member, and wherein the connecting plate is adapted to rest upon the rigid plate when the holder is closed. 
     
     
         9 . A holder for holding portable electronic devices comprising:
 a main support body being a rectangular rigid plate and comprising an upwardly extending closed, rectangular, flexible flange on a top surface;   a main support member being hingedly secured to a rear end of the main support body, the main support member being a rectangular rigid plate and comprising an extending closed, rectangular, flexible flange on a front surface; and   at least one support leg each being hingedly secured to a transverse part of a back of the main support member, each of the at least one support leg being a rectangular rigid plate and comprising a bottom edge adapted to rest upon a planar surface, and a pivot top edge adapted to hingedly secure to a back of the main support member.

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