Sliding engagement of housing shells
A technology for sliding joints and shells, which is applied in the field of sliding joints of shells and shells, and can solve problems such as not being so strong, damaging the surface, and not being strong
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[0012] As noted in the Background section, many electronic and other products include housings that are assembled during manufacture to form housings for the various components of the product. Such products can include laptop and desktop computers, cell phones, and many other examples. These products typically include at least one generally box-shaped housing that encloses the internal components of the product. A desktop computer or a bar cell phone may have one such case. A laptop or clamshell phone may include two or more of these cases; for example, one for the display and another for the base that houses the keyboard.
[0013] It is desirable to have the ability to quickly assemble the enclosure during manufacture. In many cases it is also desirable to have the ability to quickly and easily disassemble the housing during service and repair by separating the housing and then easily reassemble when the job is complete, again forming a robust mechanical structure resistant...
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