Backpack with display board

Abstract

A bag, the bag having a bag housing structure that forms a cavity within the bag, a display board removably fixed to a board fixing mechanism, the board fixing mechanism being disposed within the cavity of the bag, the display board, and a display shell attached to the housing structure by a fastener mechanism, the fastener mechanism being operable to move the display shell between an open configuration and a closed configuration, in the open configuration, the display shell being positioned to allow access to the display board, and in the closed configuration, the display shell being positioned to prevent access to the display board.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present technology relates to a backpack with a display board, and more specifically, to a backpack having a transparent shell and a display board, the display board being configured to receive decorative attachments thereto.

Background Art

[0002] Consumers often carry daily items and belongings in accessories such as backpacks. There are many backpacks available to the general public, but many modern backpacks may be similar to other backpacks on the market. Many consumers typically enjoy a sense of individualism and desire to demonstrate their individuality. However, typical accessories are mass-produced to make the accessories commonplace.

Summary of the Invention

Means for Solving the Problems

[0003] In one aspect, the bag can include a bag housing structure that forms a cavity within the bag, a display board removably fixed to a board fixing mechanism, the board fixing mechanism being disposed within the cavity of the bag, the display board, and a display shell attached to the housing structure by a fastener mechanism, the fastener mechanism being operable to move the display shell between an open configuration and a closed configuration, in the open configuration, the display shell being positioned to allow access to the display board, and in the closed configuration, the display being positioned to prevent access to the display board.

[0004] In another aspect, the display board divides the cavity into a first cavity portion and a second cavity portion, the first cavity portion is defined by the housing structure, the display board, and the display shell, the bag can further include a second fastening mechanism along at least one wall of the housing structure, the second fastening mechanism is operable to enable access to the second cavity portion, and the second cavity portion is defined by the housing structure and the display board.

[0005] In another aspect, the display shell is transparent.

[0006] In another aspect, the display board can include a plurality of attachment points disposed thereon, the plurality of attachment points are configured to receive decorative accessories and fix the decorative accessories to the display board.

[0007] In another aspect, the bag can further include a hinge mechanism disposed on the housing structure, the hinge mechanism is configured to rotate the display shell between an open configuration and a closed configuration by axial rotation along an axis defined along the length of the hinge mechanism.

[0008] In another aspect, the bag is a suitcase.

[0009] In another aspect, the bag is a backpack.

[0010] In another aspect, the fixing mechanism can include at least one fixing surface operable to fix the fixing mechanism to the housing structure and at least one channel operable to receive and fix the display board.

[0011] In another aspect, the display board can include at least one guide, and at least one channel is operable to receive at least one guide of the display board.

[0012] In another aspect, the fixing mechanism can further include an abutment surface, the display board can further include an abutment shoulder, and when the display board is received and fixed by the fixing mechanism, the abutment shoulder is adjacent to the abutment surface.

[0013] In one aspect, the backpack can include a housing structure of the backpack that forms a cavity within the backpack, a display board removably fixed to a board fixing mechanism, where the board fixing mechanism is disposed within the cavity of the backpack, the display board, and a display shell attached to the housing structure by a fastener mechanism, the fastener mechanism being operable to move the display shell between an open configuration and a closed configuration, in the open configuration, the display shell being positioned to allow access to the display board, and in the closed configuration, the display shell being positioned to prevent access to the display board.

[0014] In one aspect, the container can include a housing structure of the container that forms a cavity within the container, a display board removably fixed to a board fixing mechanism, where the board fixing mechanism is disposed within the cavity of the container, the display board, and a display shell attached to the housing structure by a fastener mechanism, the fastener mechanism being operable to move the display shell between an open configuration and a closed configuration, in the open configuration, the display shell being positioned to allow access to the display board, and in the closed configuration, the display shell being positioned to prevent access to the display board. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] The advantages and features enumerated above the present technology, and other advantages and features, will become apparent by referring to the specific implementations illustrated in the accompanying drawings. Those skilled in the art will understand that these drawings merely show several examples of the present technology and will not limit the scope of the present technology to these examples. Furthermore, those skilled in the art will understand the principles of the present technology as explained and described with additional specificity and detail through the use of the accompanying drawings.

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[0022] Various examples of the present technology are discussed in detail below. Specific implementations are discussed, but it should be understood that this is for illustrative purposes only. Those skilled in the art will recognize that other components and configurations may be used without departing from the spirit and scope of the present technology. In some instances, well-known structures and devices are shown in block diagram form to facilitate explanation of one or more aspects. Further, it should be understood that the functionality described as being performed by certain system components may be implemented by more or fewer components than shown.

[0023] Turning now to the figures, FIGS. 1-6 illustrate various views of an exemplary bag and a display board disposed thereon.

[0024] FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of an exemplary bag 100 according to some aspects of the present disclosure. The bag 100 can include a housing structure 110, a display board 120, a display shell 140, a board fixing mechanism 150, and strap portions 180a, 180b (collectively, strap 180).

[0025] The housing structure 110 can be made of an elastic material that enables carrying various objects within the bag 100. For example, the housing structure 110 can be made of strong cloth (e.g., a "soft shell" bag), hard plastic (e.g., a "hard shell" bag), nylon, canvas, leather, denim, etc. Although shown as a backpack, the housing structure 110 can take on any suitable shape or form for carrying objects. For example, the housing structure 110 can be shaped like a briefcase, a suitcase, a messenger bag, a wallet, a duffel bag, etc.

[0026] The display shell 140 can be made of a rigid material that protects the contents within the bag 100, such as hard plastics like acrylic, polycarbonate, and other materials. Additionally, the display shell 140 can be a transparent shell operable to enable visibility of one or more objects disposed therein (e.g., the display board 120 and the decorative accessories 160 disposed thereon).

[0027] The board fixing mechanism 150 removably fixes the display board 120 to the bag 100. More specifically, the board fixing mechanism 150 removably fixes the display board 120 within a cavity defined by the display shell 140 and the housing structure 110.

[0028] FIG. 2 shows an exploded view of an exemplary bag 100 according to some aspects of the present disclosure.

[0029] The housing structure 110 can further include a first fastening mechanism 112, a cavity 114, a second fastening mechanism 116, and a hinge mechanism 142.

[0030] The first fastening mechanism 112 can transition between an open position and a closed position to enable access to the first cavity 114. It should also be considered that the first fastening mechanism 112 can be replaced with other fastening mechanisms including, but not limited to, buttons and loops, buckles, magnets, etc.

[0031] The cavity 114 can provide a storage area for various objects such as books, electronic devices, stationery, etc. The cavity 114 can be defined by the housing structure 110. In some embodiments, the cavity 114 can be further defined by the display shell 140.

[0032] The second fastener mechanism 116 can be arranged along at least one wall of the housing structure 110. Additionally, the second fastener mechanism 116 is operable to enable access to the second cavity portion 144. More specifically, the second fastener mechanism 116 can transition between an open position and a closed position to enable access to the display board 120. It should also be considered that the second fastener mechanism 116 can be replaced with other fastener mechanisms including, but not limited to, buttons and loops, buckles, magnets, etc.

[0033] The hinge mechanism 142 enables rotational movement about an axis defined along the length of the hinge mechanism 142 such that the display shell 140 can rotate between an open configuration and a closed configuration to control access to the display board 120. In the open configuration, the display shell 140 is positioned to enable access to the display board 120. In the closed configuration, the display shell 140 is positioned to prevent access to the display board 120 while allowing visibility of the display board 120 and the decorative accessories 160 disposed thereon.

[0034] The board fixing mechanism 150 can be mounted on the housing structure 110. The board fixing mechanism 150 is operable to removably fix the display board 120 to the housing structure 110. The board fixing mechanism 150 can include a fixing surface 152, a fastener 154, an opening 155, a channel 156, and an abutment surface 158.

[0035] The fixing surface 152 provides a surface for fixing the board fixing mechanism 150 to the housing structure 110. Additionally, the fixing surface 152 can include a surface for the opening 155, and the fastener 154 can fix the board fixing mechanism 150 to the housing structure 110 through the opening 155. Although described as the fastener 154 and the opening 155, it should be understood that other methods of fixing the board fixing mechanism 150 to the housing structure 110 can also be used. For example, the board fixing mechanism 150 can be fixed to the housing structure using complementary male and female buttons, zippers, rivets, sliding latches, friction fits (e.g., disposed within complementary sized recesses of the housing structure 110), co-molding, etc. In some embodiments, the board fixing mechanism 150 can be integral with the housing structure 110.

[0036] The channel 156 is operable to receive and guide the ridge 126 of the display board 120 into the board fixing mechanism 150. The channel 156 can be complementary to the guide 126 to ensure smooth movement of the guide 126 along the channel 156 when the display board 120 is installed in the board fixing mechanism 150.

[0037] The abutment surface 158 is adjacent to the abutment shoulder 124 of the display board 120 and is operable to properly position and removably fix the display board 120 within the board fixing mechanism 150.

[0038] In some embodiments, the display board 120 can divide the cavity 114 into a first cavity portion 114 and a second cavity portion 144. The first cavity portion 114 can be defined by the housing structure 110 and the display board 120. The second cavity portion 144 can be defined by the housing structure 110, the display board 120, and the display shell 140.

[0039] Although not shown, it is further envisioned that the display board 120 can be a substantially L-shaped display board such that the length of the display board 120 extends in a manner similar to the display board 120 shown in FIG. 2 (e.g., the "vertical" portion of the L-shape). However, the L-shaped display board can extend in depth, towards and below the cavity such that the L-shaped display board can define a first cavity portion 114 along at least two walls (e.g., the "horizontal" or "lower" portion of the L-shape). Additionally, it is further envisioned that the display shell 140 can be longer in length and can additionally allow access to the lower portion of the L-shaped display board. For example, the hinge mechanism 142 can be moved to the back surface of the housing structure 110 (e.g., the surface with the strap) such that the display shell 140 rotates axially and can inhibit access to both the length and the depth of the display board 120.

[0040] FIG. 3 shows a perspective view of an exemplary display board 120 according to some aspects of the present disclosure. The display board 120 can be constructed from a semi-rigid material such that the material provides sufficient stiffness to maintain its structure, yet is flexible enough not to break or shatter from light pressure or impact. The display board 120 can include a plurality of attachment points 122, an abutment shoulder 124, and a guide 126.

[0041] The attachment point 122 can be an opening operable to receive an attachment part (e.g., the decorative accessory 160). The attachment point 122 can be of a predetermined size, shape, and / or pattern such that the attachment point 122 can receive and removably secure a complementary structure that conforms to the predetermined size, shape, and / or pattern. For example, FIG. 3 illustrates the attachment point 122 as a pattern of cross-shaped openings, and the attachment point 122 is configured to receive and removably secure (e.g., via a friction fit) an attachment part with a cross-shaped protrusion. However, it should be understood that the attachment point 122 can be of any size, shape, and / or pattern in addition to the complementary structure. It is also envisioned that the attachment point 122 can be an attachment protrusion configured to be inserted into a complementary opening on the attachment part.

[0042] The abutment shoulder 124 is operable to be adjacent to the abutment surface 158 of the board fixing mechanism 150. More specifically, the abutment shoulder 124 provides a stop position for the display board 120 when the display board 120 is inserted into the board fixing mechanism 150.

[0043] The guide 126 can be a protrusion extending along at least a portion of the length of the display board 120. The guide 126 is inserted into the channel 156 of the board fixing mechanism 150 and can guide the display board 120 for proper positioning and fixing of the display board 120 by the board fixing mechanism 150.

[0044] FIG. 4 shows a front view of an exemplary bag 100 according to some aspects of the present disclosure. More specifically, FIG. 4 shows the bag 100 and the display shell 140, with the display shell 140 in a closed configuration, whereby the display board 120 is fixed to the board fixing mechanism 150 and the display shell 140 prevents access to the display board 120 while allowing visibility of the display board 120 and the decorative accessory 160 disposed thereon.

[0045] As discussed above, the board fixing mechanism 150 is fixed to the housing structure 110. As shown in FIG. 4, the board fixing mechanism 150 can receive and fix the display board 120. When the display board 120 is fixed to the board fixing mechanism 150, the display board 120 is thereby fixed to the housing structure 110.

[0046] FIG. 5 shows a rear view of the exemplary bag 100 according to some aspects of the present disclosure. As discussed above, the bag 100 can include a strap 180 (shown as a first strap portion 180a and a second strap portion 180b) and a hanging loop 182.

[0047] The strap 180 can also include a first strap portion 180a and a second strap portion 180b. The first strap portion 180a and the second strap portion 180b can be coupled to each other (e.g., via buckles 186 and 188). In some embodiments, the strap portions 180a, 180b can include an extension 184 that can be used to adjust the overall length of the strap 180. In some embodiments, the strap portions 180a, 180b can be adjusted individually to adjust the overall length of the strap 180. Although described as buckles 186 and 188, it should be understood that other types of fasteners, including but not limited to clasps, snaps, magnets, buttons, etc., can be used to couple the strap portions 180a, 180b.

[0048] The hanging loop 182 is operable to hang the bag 100 on a hook or other similar object. The hanging loop 182 is disposed on the upper surface of the housing structure 110 and can enable the bag 100 to be hung upright. The hanging loop 182 can be made of a material similar to or the same as the housing structure 110.

[0049] FIG. 6 shows a side view of an exemplary bag 100 in accordance with some aspects of the present disclosure. More specifically, FIG. 6 illustrates the bag 100 in a closed configuration such that the display shell 140 allows visibility through the display shell 140 of the display board 120 and the decorative accessory 160 mounted on the display board 120 while being closed with respect to the housing structure 110. Additionally, the abutment shoulder 124 of the display board 120 is adjacent to the abutment surface 158 when properly installed.

[0050] As further shown in FIG. 6, the decorative accessory 160 can be mounted on the display board 120 via the mounting portion 162. The mounting portion 162 can include a protruding shape that is complementary to the mounting point 122 (as shown in FIG. 2). Thus, the mounting portion 162 can be mounted to the mounting point 122 (e.g., via a friction fit fixture) to secure the decorative accessory 160 to the display board 120.

[0051] The illustrations and examples provided herein are for illustrative purposes and are not intended to limit the scope of the appended claims. It will be recognized by those skilled in the art that changes or modifications can be made to the embodiments described above without departing from the broad inventive concept of the technology. Accordingly, it is to be understood that the technology is not limited to the specific embodiments described and is intended to cover all modifications and variations within the scope and spirit of the technology.

[0052] Exemplary examples of the present disclosure include the following.

[0053] Side 1: A bag, the bag comprising a housing structure of the bag that forms a cavity within the bag, a display board removably fixed to a board fixing mechanism, the board fixing mechanism being disposed within the cavity of the bag, the display board, and a display shell attached to the housing structure by a fastener mechanism, the fastener mechanism being operable to move the display shell between an open configuration and a closed configuration, in the open configuration, the display shell being positioned to allow access to the display board, and in the closed configuration, the display shell being positioned to prevent access to the display board.

[0054] Side 2: The display board divides the cavity into a first cavity portion and a second cavity portion, the first cavity portion being defined by the housing structure, the display board, and the display shell, the bag further comprising a second fastener mechanism along at least one wall of the housing structure, the second fastener mechanism being operable to allow access to the second cavity portion, the second cavity portion being defined by the housing structure and the display board, the bag according to Side 1.

[0055] Side 3: The display shell is transparent, the bag according to any of Sides 1-2.

[0056] Side 4: The display board includes a plurality of attachment points disposed thereon, the plurality of attachment points being configured to receive decorative accessories and fix the decorative accessories to the display board, the bag according to any of Sides 1-3.

[0057] Side 5: Further comprising a hinge mechanism disposed on the housing structure, the hinge mechanism being configured to rotate the display shell between an open configuration and a closed configuration by axial rotation along an axis defined along the length of the hinge mechanism, the bag according to any of Sides 1-4.

[0058] Side 6: The bag is the bag described in any of Sides 1 - 5, where the bag is a suitcase.

[0059] Side 7: The bag is the bag described in any of Sides 1 - 5, where the bag is a backpack.

[0060] Side 8: The bag described in any of Sides 1 - 7, where the fixing mechanism includes at least one fixing surface operable to fix the fixing mechanism to the housing structure, and at least one channel operable to receive and fix the display board.

[0061] Side 9: The bag described in any of Sides 1 - 8, where the display board includes at least one guide, and at least one channel is operable to receive at least one guide of the display board.

[0062] Side 10: The bag described in any of Sides 1 - 9, where the fixing mechanism further includes an abutment surface, the display board further includes an abutment shoulder, and the abutment shoulder is adjacent to the abutment surface when the display board is received and fixed by the fixing mechanism.

[0063] Side 11: A backpack, comprising a housing structure of the backpack that forms a cavity within the backpack, a display board removably fixed to a board fixing mechanism, the board fixing mechanism being disposed within the cavity of the backpack, a display shell attached to the housing structure by a fastener mechanism, the fastener mechanism being operable to move the display shell between an open configuration and a closed configuration, in the open configuration, the display shell being positioned to allow access to the display board, and in the closed configuration, the display shell being positioned to prevent access to the display board.

[0064] Side 12: The display board divides the cavity into a first cavity portion and a second cavity portion. The first cavity portion is defined by the housing structure, the display board, and the display shell. The backpack further includes a second fastening mechanism along at least one wall of the housing structure. The second fastening mechanism is operable to enable access to the second cavity portion. The second cavity portion is the backpack described in Side 11, which is defined by the housing structure and the display board.

[0065] Side 13: The display shell is transparent, the backpack described in any of Sides 11 - 12.

[0066] Side 14: The display board includes a plurality of attachment points disposed thereon. The plurality of attachment points are configured to receive decorative accessories and fix the decorative accessories to the display board, the backpack described in any of Sides 11 - 13.

[0067] Side 15: Further includes a hinge mechanism disposed on the housing structure. The hinge mechanism is configured to rotate the display shell between an open configuration and a closed configuration by axial rotation along an axis defined along the length of the hinge mechanism, the backpack described in any of Sides 11 - 14.

[0068] Side 16: The fixing mechanism includes at least one fixing surface operable to fix the fixing mechanism to the housing structure and at least one channel operable to receive and fix the display board, the backpack described in any of Sides 1 - 15.

[0069] Side 17: The display board includes at least one guide. At least one channel is operable to receive at least one guide of the display board, the backpack described in any of Sides 11 - 16.

[0070] Side 18: The fixing mechanism further includes an abutment surface, the display board further includes an abutment shoulder, and when the display board is received and fixed by the fixing mechanism, the abutment shoulder is adjacent to the abutment surface and is the backpack described in any of sides 11-17.

[0071] Side 19: A container, the container includes a housing structure of the container that forms a cavity inside the container, and a display board removably fixed to a board fixing mechanism, the board fixing mechanism being disposed inside the cavity of the container, and a display shell attached to the housing structure by a fastener mechanism, the fastener mechanism being operable to move the display shell between an open configuration and a closed configuration, in the open configuration, the display shell being positioned to allow access to the display board, and in the closed configuration, the display shell being positioned to prevent access to the display board.

[0072] Side 20: The display board divides the cavity into a first cavity portion and a second cavity portion, the first cavity portion being defined by the housing structure, the display board, and the display shell, the container further includes a second fastener mechanism along at least one wall of the housing structure, the second fastener mechanism being operable to allow access to the second cavity portion, and the second cavity portion being defined by the housing structure and the display board, the container described in side 19.

[0073] Side 21: The display shell is transparent, the container described in any of sides 19-20.

[0074] Side 22: The display board includes a plurality of attachment points disposed thereon, the plurality of attachment points being configured to receive decorative accessories and fix the decorative accessories to the display board, the container described in any of sides 19-21.

[0075] Side 23: The container further includes a hinge mechanism disposed on the housing structure, and the hinge mechanism is configured to rotate the display shell between an open configuration and a closed configuration by axial rotation along an axis defined along the length of the hinge mechanism, the container according to any one of sides 19-22.

[0076] Side 24: The container is a suitcase, the container according to any one of sides 19-23.

[0077] Side 25: The container is a backpack, the container according to any one of sides 19-23.

[0078] Side 26: The fixing mechanism includes at least one fixing surface operable to fix the fixing mechanism to the housing structure, and at least one channel operable to receive and fix the display board, the container according to any one of sides 19-25.

[0079] Side 27: The display board includes at least one guide, and at least one channel is operable to receive at least one guide of the display board, the container according to any one of sides 19-26.

[0080] Side 28: The fixing mechanism further includes an abutment surface, the display board further includes an abutment shoulder, and the abutment shoulder is adjacent to the abutment surface when the display board is received and fixed by the fixing mechanism, the container according to any one of sides 19-27.

Claims

1. A bag, the bag comprising: a housing structure of the bag that defines a cavity within the bag; a display board removably secured to a board securing mechanism, the board securing mechanism being disposed within the cavity in the bag; and a display shell attached to the housing structure by a fastening mechanism, the fastening mechanism operable to transition the display shell between an open configuration and a closed configuration, wherein in the open configuration the display shell is positioned to allow access to the display board and in the closed configuration the display shell is positioned to prevent access to the display board, the display board dividing the cavity into a first cavity portion and a second cavity portion, the first cavity portion being defined by the housing structure, the display board, and the display shell; a second fastener mechanism along at least one wall of the housing structure, the second fastener mechanism operable to allow access to the second cavity portion, the second cavity portion being defined by the housing structure and the display board; A bag equipped with:

2. 10. The bag of claim 1, wherein the display shell is transparent.

3. 10. The bag of claim 1, wherein the display board includes a plurality of attachment points disposed thereon, the plurality of attachment points configured to receive decorative accessories and secure the decorative accessories to the display board.

4. 10. The bag of claim 1, further comprising a hinge mechanism disposed on the housing structure, the hinge mechanism configured to rotate the display shell between the open and closed configurations by axial rotation along an axis defined along a length of the hinge mechanism.

5. The bag of claim 1 , wherein the bag is a suitcase.

6. The bag of claim 1 , wherein the bag is a backpack.

7. The fixing mechanism includes: at least one fastening surface operable to secure the fastening mechanism to the housing structure; at least one channel operable to receive and secure said display board; 10. The bag of claim 1, comprising:

8. 8. The bag of claim 7, wherein the display board includes at least one guide, and the at least one channel is operable to receive the at least one guide of the display board.

9. 8. The bag of claim 7, wherein the fixation mechanism further includes an abutment surface and the display board further includes an abutment shoulder, the abutment shoulder being adjacent to the abutment surface when the display board is received and secured by the fixation mechanism.

10. A backpack, the backpack comprising: a housing structure of the backpack that defines a cavity within the backpack; a display board removably secured to a board securing mechanism, the board securing mechanism being disposed within the cavity in the backpack; and a display shell attached to the housing structure by a fastening mechanism, the fastening mechanism operable to transition the display shell between an open configuration and a closed configuration, wherein in the open configuration the display shell is positioned to allow access to the display board and in the closed configuration the display shell is positioned to prevent access to the display board, the display board dividing the cavity into a first cavity portion and a second cavity portion, the first cavity portion being defined by the housing structure, the display board, and the display shell; a second fastener mechanism along at least one wall of the housing structure, the second fastener mechanism operable to allow access to the second cavity portion, the second cavity portion being defined by the housing structure and the display board; A backpack equipped with

11. The backpack of claim 10 , wherein the display shell is transparent.

12. 11. The backpack of claim 10, wherein the display board includes a plurality of attachment points disposed thereon, the plurality of attachment points configured to receive decorative accessories and secure the decorative accessories to the display board.

13. 11. The backpack of claim 10, further comprising a hinge mechanism disposed on the housing structure, the hinge mechanism configured to rotate the display shell between the open and closed configurations by axial rotation along an axis defined along a length of the hinge mechanism.

14. The fixing mechanism includes: at least one fastening surface operable to secure the fastening mechanism to the housing structure; at least one channel operable to receive and secure said display board; The backpack of claim 10, comprising:

15. 15. The backpack of claim 14, wherein the display board includes at least one guide, and the at least one channel is operable to receive the at least one guide of the display board.

16. 15. The backpack of claim 14, wherein the securing mechanism further includes an abutment surface and the display board further includes an abutment shoulder, the abutment shoulder abutting the abutment surface when the display board is received and secured by the securing mechanism.

17. A container, the container comprising: a housing structure for the container that defines a cavity within the container; a display board removably secured to a board securing mechanism, the board securing mechanism being disposed within the cavity in the container; and a display shell attached to the housing structure by a fastening mechanism, the fastening mechanism operable to transition the display shell between an open configuration and a closed configuration, wherein in the open configuration the display shell is positioned to allow access to the display board and in the closed configuration the display shell is positioned to prevent access to the display board, the display board dividing the cavity into a first cavity portion and a second cavity portion, the first cavity portion being defined by the housing structure, the display board, and the display shell; a second fastener mechanism along at least one wall of the housing structure, the second fastener mechanism operable to allow access to the second cavity portion, the second cavity portion being defined by the housing structure and the display board; A container comprising:

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