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Support structure of a portable keyboard
   
Document Number
US Patent 6986492
Issued Date
January 17, 2006
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A support structure of a portable keyboard includes two front support and a rear support. The front supports and the rear support can rotate to two predetermined angles respectively to form a confine within which a portable computer may be placed and supported. The rear support supports a backside of the portable computer, and the front supports push against a lower edge of the portable computer. Furthermore, both the front supports and the rear support can be closed onto an upper surface of the portable keyboard.
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Owner
Tatung Co., Ltd. (Taipei,TW)
Published
January 17, 2006
Application Number
10/778,185
Filed
February 17, 2004
US Classification
248/346.03   248/917 248/918 361/680 361/681
Int'l Classification
A47B   91/00   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
Priority Data
Mar 10, 2003 [TW] 92203584 U
USPTO Field of Search
248/346.03   248/346.04   248/917   248/918   248/922   248/442.2   248/447   361/680   361/681   361/683   345/168   345/169   345/156   400/680   400/691   400/718  
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