Notebook computer suitcase for a user using as a desk

Abstract

A notebook computer suitcase for a user using as a desk has a frame, a cover, two belts, two recoiling devices, a positioning device, and a locking device. The cover is pivotally mounted on the frame to enclose the portable computer inside the frame. The two belts are attached respectively to two sides of the frame. The two recoiling devices are formed inside the frame to respectively connect to the two belts so that the two belts are adjustable in length. The position device is pivotally attached under of the frame to abut user's body. Thereby, when the portable computer is operated, the two belts are adjusted to desired lengths to loop user's shoulders and to keep the portable computer in a flat position in front of the user. Meanwhile, the positioning device is extended to abut the user's body to provide a positioning efficiency to the portable computer.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0001] 1. Field of the Invention [0002] The present invention relates to a notebook computer suitcase, and more particularly a notebook computer suitcase that can selectively serve as a desk to allow a user to use the notebook computer at anyplace, and even when the user is standing. [0003] 2. Description of Related Art [0004] Portable computers, so-called notebook computers, are increasingly popular because they compact and portable while providing most of the features of a personal computer. However, when the notebook computer is operated, a platform is needed to support the notebook to allow a user to key-in conveniently and accurately. [0005] With reference to FIGS. 9 and 10, a conventional bag for carrying the portable computer comprises a rectangular frame (60) with an opening, a top side and two opposite sides, a soft cover (62), a hanging belt (70), and a handle (64). The soft cover (62) is mounted on the rectangular frame (60) to cover the openin...

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Benefits of technology

[0010] To achieve the above objective, the notebook computer suitcase comprises a frame, a cover, two belts, two optional recoiling devices, a positioning device, and a locking device. The frame adapts to receive a portable computer and has an interior, a partition, an open top, two sides, a front end and a rear end. The cover is pivotally mounted on the frame at the rear end to cover the open top of the frame and to enclose the portable computer inside the notebook computer suitcase. The two belts are attached respectively to the two sides of the frame to make the notebook computer suitcase easily carried on the back. The two recoiling devices are formed under the partition to respectively and operationally connect to the two belts so that the two belts are adjustable in length. The position device is foldable and attached under of the frame near the front end to abut user's body and to keep the notebook computer suitcase steady. The locking device is formed on the front end of the frame to keep the cover firmly combined with the frame. Thereby, when the portable computer is operated, the two belts are adjusted to desired lengths to loop around the user's shoulders and to keep the portable computer in a flat position in front of the user. Meanwhile, the positioning device is extended to abut the user's body to provide a positioning efficiency to the portable computer. Thus, the user can operate the portable computer without holding.

Problems solved by technology

Although the conventional bag makes the notebook portable in a convenient way and even allows the user to access the portable computer even when standing, using the portable computer still has some inconvenient drawbacks.

Therefore, the conventional bag is only suitable for some particular portable computer that can be operated by one hand such as tablet computer (also called panel computer).

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