[0041] See Figure 5 to Figure 7 Shown is a schematic diagram of the mobile communicator in the first embodiment of the present invention in use. The mobile communicator 5 includes a control device 50, a first base 54, a second base 58, and a flexible display Screen 62; where:
[0042] The control device 50 has a main body 51 that is convenient for the user to hold. One side edge of the main body 51 has a first connecting part formed by two pivot seats 511. The control device 50 also has a mobile phone arranged on the front of the main body 51 The interface 52, the mobile phone interface 52 is used for the user to input information or manipulate, and it can be a button type interface or a touch screen interface.
[0043] The first base 54 has a first shell 55 and a first joining surface 56. One side of the first shell 55 is provided with a first mating portion formed by a bump 551. When assembling, the bump 551 is placed between the two pivot seats 511 and is pivotally connected to the two pivot seats 511, so that the first housing 55 can lift up or cover the body 51, such as Figure 5 As shown, the first housing 55 is in a raised state, Figure 7 As shown, the first housing 55 is in a state of being stacked above the main body 51; the first housing 55 has a second connecting portion formed by two pivot seats 552 on the other side opposite to the protrusion 551 , And the first joining surface 56 is located on the front of the first housing 55, Figure 7 In the state shown, the first coupling surface 56 faces the mobile phone interface 52.
[0044] The second base 58 has a second housing 59 and a second joining surface 60. One side of the second housing 59 is provided with a second mating portion formed by two protrusions 591. When assembled, the two The protrusion 591 is pivotally connected to the two pivot seats 552, so that the second housing 59 can lift up or cover the first housing 55, Figure 5 As shown, the second housing 59 is in a raised state, Figure 7 Shown here is a state where the second housing 59 is stacked above the first housing 55, and the second joining surface 60 is located on the front of the second housing 59. Figure 5 In the state shown, the second joining surface 60 and the first joining surface 56 are longitudinally connected, and in Figure 7 In the state shown, the second bonding surface 60 faces outward.
[0045] The flexible display screen 62 is arranged on the first base 54 and the second base 58, and its area covers both the first joint surface 56 of the first base 54 and the second base 58 The second joint surface 60 of the display screen 62 has a first display area 63 corresponding to the first joint surface 56 and a second display area 64 corresponding to the second joint surface 60. The first display area 63 and the second display area 64 are controlled by the control device 50 and can be used as a display or a single display area; the aforementioned flexible display screen 62 is a flexible organic light emitting diode (Flexible OLED, FOLED), light-emitting diode (PLED) made of polymer materials, flexible liquid crystal display (PLCD), electronic paper (E-Paper), or multiple panels with flexible plastic substrates Connected and formed using seamless technology.
[0046] in Figure 6 When the mobile communicator 5 is in use, the first display area 63 and the second display area 64 of the display screen 62 of the mobile communicator are integrated and vertically connected to form a large area for a large amount of information display requirements. , The pattern display can be enlarged to facilitate interpretation. Furthermore, because the mobile communicator 5 of the present invention has a large-area display feature, the mobile communicator 5 can more effectively integrate the functions of e-books and multimedia systems to greatly improve The value of Mobile Communicator 5.
[0047] When the second base 58 is first folded outwards and abuts against the first base 54, then the first base 54 and the second base 58 are folded toward the control device 50 , So that the mobile communicator 5 is in a folded standby state, such as Figure 7 As shown, the second display area 64 of the display screen 62 is exposed at this time, and can be used as a reminder of time, remaining power, incoming calls, etc.; the mobile communicator 5 in the retracted state does not increase too much volume , So it is still miniaturized and convenient for users to carry.
[0048] Please refer to the second embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 8. The basic structure of the mobile communicator 7 is the same as that of the mobile communicator 5 of the aforementioned first embodiment, and only the differences are described below:
[0049] The first base 70 of the mobile communicator 7 has a housing 71. One side of the housing 71 is provided with a first docking portion formed by a bump 711 for pivoting with the two pivot seats 722 of the main body 721 of the control device 72. Then, the housing 71 has a second connecting portion formed by two pivot seats 712 on the other side adjacent to the protrusion 711. The two pivot seats 712 are pivotally connected to the second machine seat 73. The display screen 74 is also arranged on the first base 70 and the second base 73. When the second base 73 is expanded relative to the first base 70 and the first base 70 is expanded relative to the main body 721, the second base of the display screen 74 A display area 741 and a second display area 742 are horizontally connected.
[0050] Another thing to mention is that the mobile communicators 5 and 7 in the above embodiment are made in one piece because the first display areas 63 and 741 and the second display areas 64 and 742 of the display screens 62 and 74 are integrated. Figure 6 Take the mobile communicator 5 as an example. When the second base 58 is folded relative to the first base 54, a hollow area A can be provided between the first housing 55 and the second housing 59 to facilitate folding. The stretching problem of the display screen 62 is compensated.
[0051] Please cooperate again Picture 9 , Picture 10 As shown in the third embodiment of the present invention, the general structure of the mobile communicator 8 is the same as that of the mobile communicator 5 of the first embodiment. The difference is that the mobile communicator 8 is used to achieve an interface for displaying a large amount of information. A first display screen 80 and a second display screen 82 are formed. The first display screen 80 is arranged on the first joint surface 811 of the first base 81, and the second display screen 82 is arranged on the second base The second joint surface 831 of the 83, the first display screen 80 and the second display screen 82 can be displayed simultaneously or used as a display separately.
[0052] Picture 11 This is the fourth embodiment of the present invention. The structure of the mobile communicator 9 is similar to the structure of the mobile communicator 7 of the aforementioned second embodiment. The difference between the two is:
[0053] The mobile communicator 7 uses a single-area display screen 74 as an interface for displaying a large amount of information, and the mobile communicator 9 achieves an interface for displaying a large amount of information is composed of a first display screen 90 and a second display screen 92. The first display screen 90 and the second display screen 92 can be displayed synchronously when the mobile communicator 9 is in use, and when the mobile communicator 9 is in the standby state, the second display screen 92 is used as a separate display .
[0054] It should also be noted that the first display screen and the second display screen in the third and fourth embodiments described above are not limited to be made of flexible panels, such as liquid crystals with glass substrates, because they are provided separately. The screen can also be used as each display screen.
[0055] The above are only four preferred and feasible embodiments of the present invention, so any equivalent structural changes made by applying the specification of the present invention and the scope of the patent application should be included in the patent scope of the present invention.
