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`{
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`19) Japan Patent Office (JP)
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`{Publication of Laid-Open Patent Application (A)
`(43} Publication Date
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`{11} Patent Application Publication No.
`Laid-Open Patent H6-242853
`September 2, 1994
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`21) Application No. H5-25126
`22} Filing Date: February 15, 1993
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`Request for Examination: not requested No. of Claims: 12 OL (total number of pagesin original Japanese -language document: 5)
`000005108
`Hitachi Seisakusho
`4-6 Kanda Surugadai Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
`00233011
`Hitachi Computer Engineering Ltd.
`1 Horiyamashita Hatano-shi, Kanagawa-ken
`Nobuyuki Shimura
`Hitachi Computer Engineering Ltd.
`1 Horiyamashita Hatano-shi, Kanagawa-ken
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`(71) Applicant
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`{71} Applicant
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`{72} tnventor
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`(57) [Abstract]
`[Purpose] To provide a personal computer which can adopt a
`mode suitable for a user environment centered on a pen input
`operation and a mouse input operation while retaining a mode
`which can use a keyboard.
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`is a personal computer made up of a main
`{Configuration} It
`part 101 provided with a keyboard 104 on the front, a cover
`part 102 provided with a display means 105 on the front and a
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`coupling mechanism 103 used to couple one end of the main
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`device 105 and the cover part 102 facing main part 101 and
`which can open and close both of
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`mechanism 103 is structured so that it can open the cover part
`102 so that it exceeds 180° relative to main part 101. It should
`have a display reverse switch 106 so that display means 105
`can be switched upside down.
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`(74) Patent Agent Patent Attorney Toshiyuki Usuda
`Continued on last page:
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`{Claims}
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`{Claim 1] An electronic machine and device characterized as
`
`being in a state wherein a main part having a keyboard on the
`front side, a cover part having a display means on the front
`side and a front side of said main part and the front side of
`said cover part facing each other; made up of a coupling
`mechanism wherein one end of the main part and one end of
`the cover part are coupled; the invention characterized as said
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`coupling mechanism being a structure wherein it can open said
`caver part to an angle relative to said main part which exceeds
`180°.
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`{Claim 2] The electronic machine and device described in Claim
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`1 wherein said display means is provided with a switching
`means used so that the symbols displayed can be displayed at
`the top and then turned upside down.
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`{Claim 3] The electronic machine and device described in Claim
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`1 wherein said coupling mechanism is a structure which can
`essentially place the abovementioned cover part relative to
`the abovementioned main part within a range from 0° to
`360°c.
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`{Claim 9] The personal computer described in Claim 7 wherein
`the abovementioned linking mechanism is a structure which is
`made so that
`it places the abovementioned cover part
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`essentially at any angle relative to the main part within 0° to
`360°,
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`{Claim 10] The personal computer described in Claim 9
`wherein the display means is provided with a switching means
`used so that the symbols displayed can be displayed at the top
`and then turned upside down.
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`{Claim 11] The personal computer as described in any of
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`Claims 7 through 10 wherein the abovementioned keyboard
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`is provided with a second switching means which invalidates
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`input from the keyboard.
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`{Claim 12] The personal computer as described in any of
`
`Claims 7 through 10 wherein the abovementioned main
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`part is provided with a detection means used to detect when
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`the main part is at an angle within a predetermined
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`range relative to a perpendicular line. The abovementioned
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`keyboard is provided with a third switching means used to
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`invalidate input from the keyboard based on the value
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`{Claim 4] The electronic machine and device described in Claim
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`detected by the detection means.
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`3 wherein said display means is provided with a switching
`device which makes it possible for the symbols displayed to be
`displayed at the top and then turned upside down.
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`{Claim 5] The electronic machine and device described in any
`of Claims 1 through 4 wherein said keyboard is provided with a
`second keyboard which invalidates input from the keyboard.
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`[Claim 6} The electronic machine and device as described in any
`of Claims 1 through 4 wherein it is provided with a detection
`
`means used to detect when the main part is at an angle within a
`predetermined range relative to a perpendicular line and the
`abovementioned keyboard is provided with a third switching
`means used to invalidate the input fram the keyboard based on
`the value detected by said detection means.
`
`is
`it
`{Claim 7] A personal computer characteristic in that
`provided with a keyboard on the front, a coupling mechanism
`which couples one end of the main part and one end of the
`cover part in a state wherein the main part which stores the
`
`the cover part which is provided with a
`electronic circuit,
`display means on the front and the front of said main part and
`the front of said cover part are facing one another so that both
`can be opened and closed; said coupling mechanism consists
`of a structure which can open the cover part at an angle
`relative to the cover part which exceeds 180°.
`
`{Claim 8} The personal computer as described in Claim 7
`
`wherein said display means is provided with a switching means
`used so that the symbols displayed can displayed at the top
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`and then turned upside down.
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`{Detailed Description of Invention]
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`{0001}
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`invention relates to an
`{Field of Industrial Use] The present
`electronic machine and device and a personal computer with
`enhanced portability as it has been miniaturized.
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`{0002}
`
`there has been outstanding
`recent years,
`In
`{Prior Art]
`miniaturization of information processing machines and other
`electronic machines and devices and especially personal
`computers which are farge and heavy. These have been
`miniaturized so that they can be carried around.
`
`{0003} The general mode of this type of prior art portable
`personal computer features (1) a main part which is provided
`
`with an operating part; (2} a cover part which is provided with
`a display part; and (3) a box-like structure which couples said
`main part and cover part and at the same time rotates the
`cover with the coupling part as a shaft and structured so thatit
`can open and close. When notin use, it is usually carried about
`closed so that the main part and the cover part face one
`another. When it
`is used, the cover part can be opened to
`approximately 120° and operated. This
`type of portable
`personal computer is popularly known as a lap-top computer
`
`to
`and in recent years many of these have been brought
`market and used as
`a
`space-saving table-top computer.
`Further, Laid-Gpen Patent Application H3-109622 and Laid-
`Open Patent Application H3-292520 and the like.
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`{6004} [Problems Which the Present Invention is intended to
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`line of the main part.
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`Resolve] The above-mentioned prior art was problematical in
`that it was not a shape which is suitable for use which has a
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`user interface which is based on pen input operation and
`mouse
`input operations.
`In
`recent years,
`the
`usage
`environment of the personal computer has been changing.
`One of
`those changes involves an operating environment
`based on mouse input. Another change involves an operating
`environment based on pen input. The abovementioned prior
`art was persistently suitable for a keyboard-based operating
`environment. Furthermore,
`this problem was the same for
`
`electronic machines and devices other than portable word-
`processors and other personal computers.
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`{0005} It is the objective of the present invention to pravide an
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`electronic machine and device and a personal computer which
`
`adopt a shape which is suitable for a user environment
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`centered on pen input operations and mouse operations while
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`maintaining a shape which can used as a keyboard.
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`{0006}
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`{Means Used to Resolve the Problems] In order to attain the
`
`abovementioned objective, the electronic machine and device
`in the present invention are made up of a coupling mechanism
`which couples a main part which is provided with a keyboard on
`the front, a cover part which is provided with a display means
`on the front and couples one end of the main part and one end
`of the cover part so that the front of this main part and the front
`of this cover part and is configured of a coupling mechanism
`structure so that the cover part can be opened relative to the
`
`main part which exceeds 180°.
`
`{0007} The personal computer in the present invention is
`
`configured of a coupling mechanism structure which is made up
`of a main part used to store the electronic circuit, a cover part
`which is provided with a display means on the front and a
`coupling mechanism which couples one end of the main part
`and one end of the cover part with the front of this main part
`and the front of this cover part facing one another so that both
`of these can be opened and closed and so that the cover main
`part can be opened to an angle relative to the main part which
`exceeds 180°.
`
`{0008} In both of the devices, the abovementioned coupling
`mechanism should have a structure such that the cover part can
`essentially assume any angle relative to the main part within a
`range of 0° to 360°. The abovementioned display means should
`also be provided with a switching means which makesit passible
`for the symbols displayed to be displayed at the top and then
`switch to the bottom. It also opens the cover part 360° relative
`to the main part. When the cover part is used on the front,
`
`when some force is exerted on the cover part, unintended data
`from the keyboard of the main part which is on the back side may
`sometimes be inputted by mistake. A second switching means
`should be provided in order to invalidate the input from the
`keyboard in order to prevent that. This switching means is set so
`that it switches automatically from an angle relative to the vertical
`
`{0009}
`
`{Actions} The main part which has a keyboard and the cover part
`which has a display means open approximately 360° by virtue of
`
`this configuration and the keyboard and the display means can
`be joined together at the back.
`In this type of state whereit is
`approximately 360° open, the keyboard and the display device
`
`can protrude to the front of the machine. As a result, when the
`display means is grasped with the hand so thatit faces the user,
`it
`is
`further suitable for a pen-based input environment.
`Moreover, should the need arise, the user can manipulate the
`
`keyboard by turning the machine over.
`
`{C010} Also, the main part and the cover part can be opened to
`approximately 340°. In this state, with the linking part on the top
`and one end of the main part and one end of the cover part on
`
`the bottom, can be placed so that it stands on the table. At this
`time, the characters and diagrams which are displayed on the
`display device are such that the top and bottom and left and
`
`is difficult for the user to
`it
`right can be reversed so that
`immediately read the display details. Therefore, the display can
`be turned upside down. Thus,
`if used by placing on top of a
`table,
`it is in a state where it
`is suitable for operating with a
`mouse,
`
`{0014}
`
`{Practical Embodiment} A practical embodiment of the present
`invention will be explained based on figures. Figure 1 is an
`inclined view of the portable personal computer which applies
`the present
`invention. Main part 101 is used to store the
`electronic circuit of the computer. Cover part 102 is provided
`with computer display means 105 around the entire surface.
`When in use, the display means which is pulled up faces the
`user. Display means 105 is the display part of the computer. It is
`also an input means when used in a pen input environment.
`Keyboard 104 is a computer input part and serves as an input
`part which is the center when used in the prior art.
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`[0012]
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`Coupling part 103 is fastened by a hinge and one end of
`main part 101. Meanwhile, coupling part 103 is fastened
`by a hinge and one end of cover part 102. Display reverse
`switch 106 is a switch which is operated by the user and
`can be placed in two states, a normal state and a reverse
`state. This state is inputted to display control circuit 107.
`Display control circuit 107 is an electronic circuit used to
`control output to display means 105 by controlling the
`computer circuit which is stored in main part 101. Display
`
`control circuit 107 can turn the display upside down to the
`display means by using the mode of display reverse switch
`106. This means that when display reverse switch 106 is in
`normal mode,
`the display is carried out as indicated in
`display example 120. Meanwhile, when display reverse
`switch 106 is
`in reverse mode,
`it can be turned upside
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`down as indicated in display example 121, that is, it can be
`rotated 180° centered on the vertical
`line of the display
`surface.
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`placing display rotation switch in reverse mode,
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`the display
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`orientation of display means 105 should be that indicated in
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`display example 121.
`
`the coupling mechanism which carries out an
`{0013} Next,
`important role in the present invention will be explained in detail
`based on Figure 2. The coupling mechanism is provided with
`coupling part 103, support shaft 110 and support part 112 which
`is placed on main part 101. Main part 101 can rotate freely
`around shaft 150. Cover support shaft 111 is coupled to cover
`
`support part 113 which is placed on cover part 102. Cover part
`102 can rotate freely around shaft 151.
`
`{0014} Next, how main part 101 and cover part 102 rotate
`thanks to the movement of
`the coupling mechanism
`explained in Figure 2 will be explained based on Figure 3.
`Usually when they are not being used for the portable
`computer, main part 101 and cover part 102 can close so
`that keyboard 104 and display means 105 face each other
`thanks to the movement of
`the coupling mechanism
`explained based on Figure 2. Meanwhile, when it is being
`used, cover part 102 rotates around shaft 151 so that it is
`lifted up from main part 101 and can be opened. When
`cover part 102 is opened at a suitable angle, for example,
`120°, by rotation 152, cover part 102 is positioned at cover
`part position 155. This is the mode indicated in Figure 1.
`The user can operate the computer while facing keyboard
`104 and display means 105 in a natural mode.
`
`{0015} Now, when cover part 102 is opened 180° thanks to
`
`rotation 153 [sic], cover part 102 is positioned at cover part
`position 156. Then, when coupling part 103 is rotated 180°
`thanks to rotation 154 [sic] centered on shaft 150 and shaft 151
`
`is moved to shaft position 157, cover part 102 is positioned at
`cover part position 158. Thus, cover part 102 can rotate nearly
`360° thanks to the movement of the coupling mechanism
`explained based on Figure 2. in this state, display means 105 is
`positioned in display means position 159. This means that
`keyboard 104 and display means 105 protrude onto the surface
`of the computer so that the user can operate keyboard 104 and
`can use display means 105 if necessary.
`
`{0616} As was explained based on Figure 3,
`
`the personal
`
`computerin the present invention can place main part 101 and
`
`caver part 102 in a state where they can be opened to nearly
`
`360°. Figure 4 is an inclined view indicating the state at this
`
`time which enables pen input for the user of the computer. tn
`
`this figure, coupling part 103 is in a forward position so that it
`
`faces the user. At this time, the display orientation of display
`
`means 105 is
`
`that
`
`indicated in display example 120 and
`
`presents no problems. However, some users prefer coupling
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`{0017} As has already been explained, according to the process
`of the present invention, main part 101 and cover part 102 can
`be opened to any angie within a range of nearly 0° to 360°.
`Figure 5 indicates the user mode of the state of opening of main
`
`part 101 and cover part 102 at approximately 340°. In this case,
`display reverse switch 106 is set to reverse made so that the
`display orientation of display means 105 is set as in display
`
`example 121. Then, coupling part 103 is placed upward and
`placed on the table. At this time, keyboard 104 is completely on
`the back side when seen by the user. The user cannot easily
`
`operate keyboard 104, however, if mouse 130 is connected and
`it
`is a mouse centered operating environment,
`it does not
`present any great problems. Thus, when placed on top of a
`
`table, the area taken up by the computer on the table can be
`greatly reduced. This contrasts to the placement method
`indicated in Figure 1.
`
`{C018} Furthermore, when some force is exerted on display
`means 105 of the chart using the personal computer in the state
`indicated in Figure 4, there are cases in which unintended data
`are mistakenly inputted from the keyboard which is on the back
`side. A switching means {not shownin figure} should be set in
`place ta invalidate input from the keyboard to preventthis.
`
`{0019} This switching means may alsa be devised so that it
`operates automatically. For example, it may be configured so
`that a detection means used to detect that the main partis at
`an angle within a predetermined range is placed on the main
`part and so that input fram the keyboard is invalidated based
`
`ona value which has been detected by this detection means.
`
`{0020}
`
`invention is configured as
`{Effect of Invention} The present
`indicated above so thatit has the following effects.
`
`{1) The usage configurations of the prior art keyboard main
`core,
`the configuration which is suitable for
`the usage
`configuration of the pen-entry main core and the mouse
`operation main core haveall be realized.
`
`{2) When used with the mouse operation main core, one can
`get by with a smaller space taken up on a tabletop.
`
`the external
`{3} When the external display means is used,
`display means can be easily placed in front of the user.
`
`{Brief Explanation of Figures]
`
`{Figure 1] An inclined view of the personal computer in the
`
`preferred embodiment of the present invention.
`
`{Figure 2] A diagram of the coupling mechanism of the
`personal computer in the preferred embodiment of the
`present invention.
`
`part 103 to be facing them from a distance.
`
`In this case, by
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`{Figure 3] A figure explaining the action of the coupling
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`mechanism indicated in Figure 3.
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`{Figure 4] An inclined view which explains haw the personal
`computer inthe preferred embodiment of the present
`invention.
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`{Figure 5] An inclined view which explains another way of using
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`the personal computer in the preferred embodiment of the
`present Invention.
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