US2013134060A1PendingUtilityA1
Protector for tablet electronic device
Est. expiryNov 24, 2031(~5.4 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A45F 5/1525A45C 11/003A45C 11/00
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Abstract
A protector for a tablet electronic device includes a first protecting portion, a second protecting portion, and a zipper. The first protecting portion includes a transparent window portion and a frame extending from edges of the window portion. The zipper is connected to the second protecting portion. Unzipping the zipper can open or close the second protecting portion, to insert or remove the tablet electronic device into or out of the protector.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A protector for a tablet electronic device, comprising:
a first protecting portion comprising a transparent window portion for covering a front panel of the tablet electronic device, and a frame extending from edges of the window portion for surrounding edges of the tablet electronic device; a second protecting portion formed integrally with the frame; and a zipper connected to the second protecting portion; wherein the zipper is operable to be unzipped to open the second protecting portion or zipped to close the second protecting portion.
2 . The protector of claim 1 , wherein the window portion is made of anticorrosive material.
3 . The protector of claim 1 , wherein the zipper is made of anticorrosive material.
4 . The protector of claim 1 , wherein the second protecting portion is made of anticorrosive material.
5 . The protector of claim 1 , wherein the zippers are waterproof zippers or waterproof self-sealing zippers.
6 . The protector of claim 1 , wherein the zipper is attached between the frame and the second protecting portion by glue or melting.
7 . The protector of claim 1 , wherein the zipper is linear.
8 . The protector of claim 1 , wherein the zipper is substantially L-shaped.Cited by (0)
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