JP2019220804A - Terminal storage case - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a terminal storage case which enables a user to perform other work while holding a portable terminal and can stably hold the portable terminal.SOLUTION: A terminal storage case 1 stores a portable terminal. The terminal storage case 1 has: a body part 2 in which a storage space for storing the portable terminal is defined; a holding part 3 connected to the body part 2 at both end parts and having a little finger holding part 33 in which a little finger insertion space 33a, which allows only a little finger of a user to be inserted thereinto, is defined between the holding part 3 and the body part 2. At least a part of the holding part 3 is located at a lowermost area set when the body part 2 is equally divided into three pieces in a vertical direction.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a terminal storage case, and particularly to a terminal storage case for holding a mobile terminal.

  Conventionally, a portable information terminal case with a ring provided with a ring for a user to insert an index finger or a middle finger is known (for example, Patent Document 1). The portable information terminal case with a ring is provided with a ring at the center in the vertical direction of the back portion, and the user holds the portable information terminal case by passing the middle finger or the index finger through the ring. On the back, a card pocket is provided, and by pulling the ring outward, the card pocket is opened so that a card can be inserted.

  Another portable information device case can be used as a stand when needed (for example, Patent Document 2). The case for a portable information device has a ring-shaped support leg on the back surface and a recess in which the support leg can be stored. The supporting leg and the concave portion are provided at the central portion on the back surface of the portable information device case, and the portable information device case is placed diagonally on the ground by exposing the supporting leg from the concave portion and making contact with the ground. It becomes possible.

Patent No. 6267395 JP 2010-368237 A

  In a conventional portable information terminal case with a ring and a case for a portable information device, a ring portion for passing a finger is provided near the center of the back surface, so that the case is held by passing the middle finger or the index finger through the ring portion. . When the case is held with the middle finger or the index finger, even if the hand is released from the portable information terminal case for other work, the portable information terminal case is placed on the palm because the middle finger or the index finger is inserted into the ring portion. It was present. As a result, it is difficult to perform other work using the hand while the portable information terminal case is in the way, for example, the work of taking things out of the bag.

  In addition, a ring portion is provided near the center of the rear face of the portable information terminal case, which supports the portable information terminal case near the position of the center of gravity of the portable information terminal case, and thus lacks stability on the palm. Was. In other words, when the portable information terminal case is held substantially horizontally, the portable information terminal case is supported near the center of gravity of the portable information terminal case.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a terminal storage case capable of performing other operations while holding the mobile terminal and stably holding the mobile terminal.

  In order to solve the above problems, a first aspect of the present invention is a terminal storage case for storing a mobile terminal, the main body having a terminal storage space for storing the mobile terminal, and both ends connected to the main body. And a holding portion having a little finger holding portion in which a little finger insertion space into which only a user's little finger can be inserted is provided between the main body portion and at least a part of the holding portion. The terminal storage case is characterized in that the terminal storage case is located at the lowermost region when divided equally into three directions.

  The main unit and the holding unit may be connected directly or indirectly. That is, the main body portion and the holding portion may be directly connected to each other, or another member connecting them may be interposed.

  In the second invention, the terminal storage case according to the first invention, wherein the holding portion is located in the terminal storage space, and the main body portion and the mobile terminal when the mobile terminal is stored. The small finger holding portion is further characterized in that both ends of the little finger holding portion are connected to the held portion and are exposed from the terminal storage space.

  According to a third aspect, in the terminal storage case described in the second aspect, the main body is provided with a first through-hole formed in the lower region and a space between the first through-hole and the first through-hole. A second through-hole formed in the lower region, and the held portion has a first protrusion connected to one end of the little finger holding portion and rotatably inserted into the first through-hole. A first base portion, a second base portion having a second protrusion connected to the other end of the little finger holding portion and rotatably inserted into the second through hole, and rotating the first protrusion. By moving the second protrusion in the direction opposite to the rotation direction of the first protrusion, the distance between the main body portion and the separation point of the little finger holding portion that is farthest from the main body portion changes. It is characterized by doing.

  According to a fourth aspect, in the terminal storage case described in the second aspect, the main body portion is provided with a first cut formed in the lower region and an interval from the first cut. A second notch formed in the lower region, wherein the pinched portion is connected to one end of the little finger holding portion and is located in the terminal storage space through the first notch and the main body portion And a movable unit connected to the other end of the little finger holding unit and located in the terminal storage space via the second cut and movable with respect to the main body unit. The cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space changes when the moving unit moves with respect to the main body.

  The first cut and the second cut may be formed at intervals in the up-down direction, may be formed at intervals in the left-right direction, and may be formed diagonally in the lower region. It may be formed at intervals.

  According to a fifth aspect, in the terminal storage case described in the second aspect, a plurality of through-holes are formed in the main body, and the held portion is provided in any one of the plurality of through-holes. It has a projecting portion to be inserted, and when the projecting portion is changed from one of the plurality of through holes to the other, the length of the little finger holding portion changes. And

  In a sixth aspect, the terminal storage case described in the first aspect, wherein the main body portion has a first movement groove and a second movement groove parallel to the first movement groove. A first groove moving part connected to one end of the little finger holding part and moving in the moving direction in the first moving groove; and a second groove inside the second moving groove connected to the other end of the little finger holding part. And a second groove moving part that moves in the moving direction, wherein the first groove moving part moves in the first moving groove, and the second groove moving part moves in the second moving groove. By doing so, the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space changes.

  According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, there is provided a terminal storage case for storing a mobile terminal, wherein the main body has a terminal storage space for storing the mobile terminal, and both ends are connected to the main body. And a holding portion having a ring finger holding portion in which a ring finger insertion space into which only the user's ring finger can be inserted is provided. At least a part of the holding portion equally divides the main body portion into three in the vertical direction. There is provided a terminal storage case that is sometimes located in the lowermost region.

  According to the first invention, since at least a part of the holding portion having the little finger holding portion for inserting only the little finger is located in the lowermost region of the main body, the user inserts only the little finger into the little finger insertion space. Thus, the terminal storage case can be held. If you want to do other work while holding the terminal storage case, release the grip of the terminal storage case and rotate the terminal storage case around the little finger holding part to separate the terminal storage case from the palm While holding. As a result, the terminal storage case does not exist in the palm, so that it is possible to freely perform other work, such as taking out a necessary object from the bag, while holding the terminal storage case with the little finger. Further, since only the little finger is used to hold the terminal storage case, the other fingers can be used relatively freely. Thus, when taking a self-portrait with the camera provided in the mobile terminal, it is possible to stably hold the mobile terminal and use the other fingers other than the little finger to shoot without blurring. Further, since at least a part of the holding portion is located in the lowermost region of the main body, the little finger holding portion is naturally disposed at the place where the little finger is located when holding the terminal storage case. Accordingly, the main body is supported by the other finger while supporting the lower region with the little finger in a state where the terminal storage case is inclined, and the portable terminal is stably supported by the palm and other fingers by its own weight. In the conventional portable information terminal case, the ring portion for passing the finger was provided at the position of the center of gravity, so that the ring portion was likely to fluctuate around the center of the ring. Since at least a part of the holding portion is provided in the lower region, the terminal storage case is held by supporting the lower part of the terminal storage case with the little finger and receiving the own weight of the mobile terminal with another finger, thereby holding the terminal storage case stable. Can be held in place.

  The finger of a person's hand becomes conscious to the stomach when operated with the thumb and the index finger, and becomes conscious to the back when operated with the ring finger and the little finger. The middle finger is the central finger, and the operation with the middle finger focuses on both the stomach and the back. This is a theory discovered by the inventor, where the muscles of the thumb and forefinger are linked to the muscles of the ventral side, the muscles of the ring finger and little finger are linked to the muscles of the back side, and the muscles of the middle finger are the belly side muscles and the back side. It is thought that it is linked to the muscles of the child. When a conventional mobile information terminal case is used, the case is held with the index finger or the middle finger. is there. In the present invention, since the terminal storage case is held by the little finger, the movement operation of the terminal storage case is also naturally performed around the little finger. Then, the consciousness turns from the shoulder to the back, and the terminal storage case is moved using the shoulder and the back from the arm instead of using only the wrist. Thereby, the mobile terminal can be operated with the posture in which the back is stretched and the posture is good because the consciousness is directed to the back. In addition, the extension of the spine exerts an outward opening force on the trunk, so that an outward thought can be realized instead of an inward thought. Here, inward thought refers to self-reflection, such as blocking the information from the outside and looking back on the past in the brain.Inward thought, external information is obtained by raising the gaze. This means thinking positively about the future. By using the terminal storage case of the present invention, outward thinking becomes dominant and positive thinking becomes.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, since the held portion is sandwiched between the portable terminal and the main body, even if the portable terminal is heavy, the holding section can hold the portable terminal without detaching from the main body. it can.

  According to the third aspect, the distance between the separation point of the little finger holding unit and the main body can be changed by rotating the first projection and the second protrusion. Therefore, when the holding unit is not used, the separation point is used. By minimizing the distance between the small finger and the main body, the small finger holding portion can be in a stored state in which it is not in the way. Further, since the first base portion and the second base portion are sandwiched between the portable terminal and the main body, even if the portable terminal is heavy, the holding portion can hold the portable terminal without detaching from the main body. Can be.

  According to the fourth invention, the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space can be changed by moving the moving portion with respect to the main body, so that the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space is minimized when the holding portion is not used. By moving the moving portion with respect to the main body portion, the holding portion can be brought into a storage state in which the holding portion is not in the way.

  According to the fifth aspect, the length of the little finger holding portion can be changed by inserting the protrusion into an arbitrary through-hole. Thus, the length of the little finger holding unit can be set according to the size of the little finger of the user. Since the user holds the terminal storage case while separating it from the palm by rotating the terminal storage case around the little finger holding part, the little finger holding part is a small finger and a little finger holding part when the little finger is inserted into the little finger insertion space. It is preferable that the length is such that a slight gap is formed between them.

  According to the sixth aspect, since the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space changes, when the holding unit is not used, the first groove moving unit moves inside the first movement groove so that the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space is minimized. By moving and moving the second groove moving portion inside the second moving groove, the holding portion can be brought into a stored state in which the holding portion is not in the way.

  According to the seventh aspect, at least a part of the ring finger holding portion into which the ring finger is inserted is located in the lowermost region of the main body, so that the user inserts only the ring finger into the ring finger insertion space, thereby allowing the terminal storage case to be inserted. Can be held. If you want to do other work while holding the terminal storage case, release the grip of the terminal storage case and rotate the terminal storage case around the ring finger holding part to separate the terminal storage case from the palm While holding. As a result, the terminal storage case does not exist in the palm, so that it is possible to freely perform other work, such as taking out necessary items from the bag, while holding the terminal storage case with the ring finger. Also, since only the ring finger is used to hold the terminal storage case, other fingers can be used relatively freely. Thus, when taking a self-portrait with the camera provided in the mobile terminal, it is possible to stably hold the mobile terminal and shoot without blurring using a finger other than the ring finger. Furthermore, since the ring finger holding portion is located in the lowermost region of the main body, the mobile terminal is stably supported by the palm and other fingers by its own weight when the terminal storage case is held. In the conventional portable information terminal case, a ring portion for passing a finger was provided at a substantially center of gravity position, so that there was a case where the ring portion was wobble, but according to the present invention, the position is significantly shifted from the center of gravity position Since the ring finger holding portion is provided, the mobile terminal can be stably held by holding the terminal storage case so that the own weight of the mobile terminal is received by another finger. Further, since the held portion is sandwiched between the portable terminal and the main body, even if the portable terminal is heavy, the portable terminal can be held without detaching from the main body.

  The finger of a person's hand becomes conscious to the stomach when operated with the thumb and the index finger, and becomes conscious to the back when operated with the ring finger and the little finger. The middle finger is the central finger, and the operation with the middle finger focuses on both the stomach and the back. This is a theory discovered by the inventor, where the muscles of the thumb and forefinger are linked to the muscles of the ventral side, the muscles of the ring finger and little finger are linked to the muscles of the back side, and the muscles of the middle finger are the belly side muscles and the back side. It is thought that it is linked to the muscles of the child. When a conventional mobile information terminal case is used, the case is held with the index finger or the middle finger. is there. In the present invention, since the terminal storage case is held by the ring finger, the movement operation of the terminal storage case is also naturally performed around the ring finger. Then, the consciousness turns from the shoulder to the back, and the terminal storage case is moved using the shoulder and the back from the arm instead of using only the wrist. Thereby, the mobile terminal can be operated with the posture in which the back is stretched and the posture is good because the consciousness is directed to the back. In addition, the extension of the spine exerts an outward opening force on the trunk, so that an outward thought can be realized instead of an inward thought. Here, inward thought refers to self-reflection, such as blocking the information from the outside and looking back on the past in the brain.Inward thought, external information is obtained by raising the gaze. This means thinking positively about the future. By using the terminal storage case of the present invention, outward thinking becomes dominant and positive thinking becomes.

FIG. 5 is a rear perspective view of the terminal storage case according to the first embodiment of the present invention, when the holding unit is in a use state. FIG. 4 is a rear perspective view of the terminal storage case according to the first embodiment of the present invention when the holding unit is in a storage state. FIG. 4 is a front perspective view of the terminal storage case according to the first embodiment of the present invention when the holding unit is in a used state. FIG. 4 is an exemplary perspective view of the terminal storage case according to the first embodiment of the present invention when a little finger is inserted into a holding unit; FIG. 4 is a perspective view when the hand is released from the terminal storage case with the little finger inserted in the holding portion of the terminal storage case according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a partial cross-sectional view of the vicinity of a holding portion of the terminal storage case according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 9 is a rear perspective view of the terminal storage case according to the second embodiment of the present invention when the holding unit is in a used state. FIG. 13 is a rear perspective view of the terminal storage case according to the second embodiment of the present invention when the holding unit is in a storage state. Rear perspective view of the terminal storage case according to the third embodiment of the present invention when the holding unit is in use. FIG. 14 is a rear perspective view of the terminal storage case according to the third embodiment of the present invention when the holding unit is in a storage state. FIG. 13 is a front perspective view of the terminal storage case according to the third embodiment of the present invention when the holding unit is in use. FIG. 18 is a rear perspective view of the terminal storage case according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention when the holding unit is in a used state. FIG. 14 is a front perspective view of the terminal storage case according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention when the holding unit is in a used state. FIG. 16 is a rear perspective view of the terminal storage case according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention when the holding unit is in a used state. FIG. 18 is a rear perspective view of the terminal storage case according to the sixth embodiment of the present invention when the holding unit is in a used state. FIG. 19 is an exemplary perspective view of the terminal storage case according to the seventh embodiment of the present invention when a ring finger is inserted into a holding unit. FIG. 28 is a rear perspective view when the holding unit is attached to the terminal storage case according to the eighth embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 18 is a rear perspective view of the terminal storage case according to the eighth embodiment of the present invention when an alternative holding unit is attached.

  A terminal storage case 1 according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in the figure, front, rear, up, down, left, and right directions are defined.

  The terminal storage case 1 is a case for storing the mobile terminal 10 (FIG. 4) having a display unit 10 </ b> A for displaying various information, and includes a main body 2 and a holding unit 3. The mobile terminal 10 is a smartphone or a tablet, but is not limited to this as long as the terminal can display information. The main body 2 may be a hard synthetic resin such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, or polyester, or may have flexibility like silicon. The main body 2 has a flat portion 21 as a bottom surface and a side portion 22 erected forward from the flat portion 21, and the portable terminal 10 is stored by the flat portion 21 and the side portion 22. The terminal storage space 2a (FIG. 3), which is a space for the terminal, is defined. The flat portion 21 includes a front portion 23 facing the mobile terminal 10 when the mobile terminal 10 is stored in the terminal storage space 2 a, and a back portion 24 opposite to the front portion 23 and being the back of the main body 2. And In other words, when the portable terminal 10 is stored, the surface on the opposite side to the display unit 10A becomes the back surface 24.

  A first through hole 21a, a second through hole 21b, a third through hole 21c, a fourth through hole 21d, a camera hole 21e, and a cut 21f are formed in the plane portion 21. Each of the first through hole 21a to the fourth through hole 21d has a substantially circular shape having the same shape, and penetrates the plane portion 21 in the front-rear direction. The first through-hole 21a is formed at a lower portion of the main body 2, the second through-hole 21b is formed at a position leftwardly spaced from the first through-hole 21a, and the third through-hole 21c is formed at the first through-hole 21a. The fourth through holes 21d are formed at positions spaced upward in the upward direction, and the fourth through holes 21d are formed at positions spaced upward in the upward direction. As shown by a dashed line in FIG. 2, the main body 2 (the whole including the plane portion 21 and the side surface portion 22) is uniformly divided in the vertical direction into an upper region 2A, a middle region 2B, and a lower region 2C. When divided into regions, the first through hole 21a to the fourth through hole 21d are all formed in the lower region 2C.

  The camera hole 21 e has a substantially elliptical shape and is formed at a position corresponding to the camera of the mobile terminal 10. The notch 21f extends in the left-right direction and is formed in the lower center of the main body 2. The width of the cut 21f in the left-right direction is wider than the width of the holding portion 3 in the left-right direction. The notch 21f is formed with four locking projections 21A projecting downward from the upper end. Four locking projections 21A are provided side by side in the left-right direction, and temporarily fix the position of the holding portion 3. The notch 21f is formed in the flat part 21, but may be a notch formed from the side part 22 to the flat part 21.

  The side surface portion 22 is provided so as to cover the peripheral edge of the portable terminal 10 housed in the terminal housing space 2a over the entire circumference of the plane portion 21. Button holes 22 a formed at positions corresponding to the buttons of the mobile terminal 10, terminal holes 22 b formed at positions corresponding to the terminal portions of the mobile terminal 10, And two speaker holes 22c formed at positions corresponding to each other.

  The holding unit 3 includes a first base unit 31, a second base unit 32, and a little finger holding unit 33. The first base portion 31, the second base portion 32, and the little finger holding portion 33 are integrally formed of a synthetic resin such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, and polyester. The first base portion 31 and the second base portion 32 correspond to a held portion of the present invention.

  The first base portion 31 has a first protrusion 31A rotatably inserted into the first through hole 21a or the third through hole 21c. As shown in FIG. 6, the tip of the first projection 31A has a slightly enlarged diameter, and is slightly larger than the inner diameter of the first through hole 21a or the third through hole 21c. The first base portion 31 is substantially rectangular and located in the terminal storage space 2a. When the mobile terminal 10 is stored in the terminal storage space 2a, the first base portion 31 is sandwiched between the main body 2 and the mobile terminal 10. The first protrusion 31A, the first through-hole 21a, and the third through-hole 21c are fitted with enough resistance to keep the first base portion 31 rotated. The first through-hole 21a, the second through-hole 21b, the third through-hole 21c, and the fourth through-hole 21d correspond to the through-hole of the present invention.

  The second base portion 32 has a second protrusion 32A rotatably inserted into the second through hole 21b or the fourth through hole 21d. Like the first projection 31A, the tip of the second projection 32A has a slightly enlarged diameter, and is slightly larger than the inner diameter of the second through-hole 21b or the fourth through-hole 21d. The second base portion 32 is substantially rectangular and located in the terminal storage space 2a. When the mobile terminal 10 is stored in the terminal storage space 2a, the second base portion 32 is sandwiched between the main body 2 and the mobile terminal 10. The second protrusion 32A, the second through-hole 21b, and the fourth through-hole 21d are fitted with resistance enough to maintain the state where the second base portion 32 is rotated. The first protrusion 31A and the second protrusion 32A correspond to the protrusion of the present invention.

  The little finger holding portion 33 has a substantially circular cross section and is flexible, one end is connected to the first base portion 31, the other end is connected to the second base portion 32, and the terminal is stored through the cut 21f. It is exposed to the outside from the space 2a. In other words, the first base portion 31 and the second base portion 32 are located in the terminal storage space 2a, and the little finger holding portion 33 is a portion of the holding portion 3 that is not located in the terminal storage space 2a. As shown by oblique lines in FIG. 1, the terminal storage case 1 defines a little finger insertion space 33 a partitioned by the little finger holding portion 33 and the main body 2. At least a part of the holding unit 3 is located in the lower region 2C. In other words, a part of the first base part 31, the second base part 32, and the little finger holding part 33 of the holding part 3 are located in the lower region 2C, and when the terminal storage case 1 is gripped, The little finger holding part 33 is provided in the place where is arranged. By inserting the first protrusion 31A into the third through hole 21c and inserting the second protrusion 32A into the fourth through hole 21d, the area of the little finger insertion space 33a can be reduced. In other words, the user can insert the protrusion into the desired through-hole, and thereby the small finger insertion space 33a according to the thickness of the little finger can be obtained.

  The holding section 3 can switch between a use state in which the user can hold the terminal storage case 1 as shown in FIG. 1 and a storage state in which the little finger holding section 33 is folded as shown in FIG. When the holding section 3 is in use, the first base section 31 and the little finger holding section 33 are positioned substantially linearly in the vertical direction, and the second base section 32 and the little finger holding section 33 are also positioned substantially linearly. ing. That is, in the vicinity of the cut 21f, the first base portion 31 and the little finger holding portion 33 are substantially linear in the vertical direction, and the second base portion 32 and the little finger holding portion 33 are substantially linear in the vertical direction. . At this time, in the vicinity of the cut 21f of the little finger holding portion 33, since the locking projections 21A are located on both left and right sides of the little finger holding portion 33, the little finger holding portion 33 is hard to move in the notch 21f in the left and right direction. .

  When switching from the use state to the housed state, the user presses the separation point 33 </ b> A of the little finger holding part 33 that is the most separated from the main body 2 toward the main body 2. The first protrusion 31A rotates the first through hole 21a clockwise in FIG. 1, and the second protrusion 32A rotates the second through hole 21b counterclockwise. Thereby, as shown in FIG. 2, the little finger holding part 33 gets over the locking projection 21A, and the holding part 3 is in the housed state, and the distance between the separation point 33A and the main body part 2 is shorter than in the used state. At this time, since the first protrusion 31A and the first through hole 21a and the second protrusion 32A and the second through hole 21b are fitted with a predetermined resistance, the stored state is maintained unless the user touches the holding portion 3. Is done. In the vicinity of the cut 21f of the little finger holding portion 33, since the locking projection 21A is located inside the little finger holding portion 33, it is difficult for the little finger holding portion 33 to move inside the notch 21f.

  When the holding portion 3 is in the housed state, the first base portion 31 and the little finger holding portion 33 are tilted obliquely to the upper left in the vicinity of the cut 21f, and the second base portion 32 and the little finger holding portion 33 are tilted to the upper right. Leaning. In the housed state, the little finger insertion space 33a is narrow, so that the user cannot insert the little finger into the little finger insertion space 33a. When returning the holding section 3 to the use state again, the user holds the separation point 33A and pulls the holding point 3 in the direction away from the main body section 2. Thereby, the little finger holding part 33 gets over the locking projection 21A, the first projection 31A rotates counterclockwise through the first through hole 21a, and the second projection 32A rotates clockwise through the second through hole 21b. , And the holding section 3 is in the use state shown in FIG.

  Next, a method of gripping the terminal storage case 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. The user holds the terminal storage case 1 with the thumb 11, the index finger 12, the middle finger 13, and the ring finger 14 with the holding unit 3 in the use state, and inserts only the little finger 15 into the little finger insertion space 33a. As shown in FIG. 4, the user supports the back part 24 with the index finger 12, the middle finger 13, and the ring finger 14, holds the holding unit 3 with the little finger 15, and holds the display unit 10 </ b> A of the mobile terminal 10 with the thumb 11. Manipulate. Since the center of gravity G of the terminal storage case 1 works downward from substantially the center, the terminal storage case 1 can be stably held by the index finger 12, the middle finger 13, and the ring finger 14. That is, since the holding portion 3 is held by the little finger 15 at a position separated from the center of gravity G, the vicinity of the center of gravity G is supported by a plurality of fingers to stably hold the terminal storage case 1 using its own weight. Can be.

  When the user wants to perform another operation while holding the terminal storage case 1, the user separates the index finger 12, the middle finger 13, and the ring finger 14 supporting the back portion 24 of the terminal storage case 1 from the terminal storage case 1. As a result, as shown in FIG. 5, the terminal storage case 1 rotates counterclockwise around the little finger 15 by its own weight. This allows the user to perform other operations with fingers other than the little finger 15 without removing the terminal storage case 1 from the hand. To operate the portable terminal 10 again, use the recoil or rotate the terminal storage case 1 clockwise around the little finger 15 with the other hand to the state shown in FIG.

  According to such a configuration, since at least a part of the holding unit 3 having the little finger holding unit 33 into which the little finger 15 is inserted is located in the lowermost area 2C of the main body 2, the user inserts the little finger 15 into the little finger. The terminal storage case 1 can be held by inserting it into the space 33a. If another operation is desired to be performed while holding the terminal storage case 1, the terminal storage case 1 is released from the palm by releasing the grip of the terminal storage case 1 and rotating the terminal storage case 1 around the little finger holding portion 33. The case 1 can be held while being separated. As a result, the terminal storage case 1 does not exist in the palm, so that it is possible to freely perform other work, such as taking out a necessary object from the bag, while holding the terminal storage case 1 with the little finger 15. it can. Further, since only the little finger 15 is used to hold the terminal storage case 1, other fingers can be used relatively freely. Thus, when taking a self-portrait with the camera provided in the mobile terminal 10, the mobile terminal 10 can be stably held and the other finger other than the little finger 15 can be used to shoot without blurring. Further, since the holding portion 3 is located in the lowermost area 2C of the main body 2, the little finger holding portion 33 is naturally disposed at the place where the little finger 15 is located when the terminal storage case 1 is held. Become. Accordingly, the lower portion 24 is supported by the other finger while supporting the lower portion with the little finger 15 in a state where the terminal storage case 1 is inclined, and the portable terminal 10 is stably supported by the palm and other fingers by its own weight. . In the conventional portable information terminal case, a ring portion for letting a finger pass is provided at a position of the center of gravity. Since the holding portion 33 is provided, the terminal storage case 1 is held by supporting the lower region 2C of the terminal storage case 1 with the little finger 15 and receiving the weight of the mobile terminal 10 with another finger. The storage case 1 can be stably held. In addition, since the first base portion 31 and the second base portion 32 are sandwiched between the mobile terminal 10 and the main body 2, even if the mobile terminal 10 is heavy, the holding portion 3 may be detached from the main body 2. The portable terminal 10 can be held without the need.

  When a finger of a person is operated with the thumb 11 and the index finger 12, the consciousness is directed toward the abdomen, and when operated with the ring finger 14 and the little finger 15, the consciousness is directed toward the back. The middle finger 13 is a central finger, and operation with the middle finger 13 is directed to both the stomach and the back. This is a theory discovered by the inventor. The muscles of the thumb 11 and the index finger 12 are linked to the muscles of the abdomen, the muscles of the ring finger 14 and the little finger 15 are linked to the muscles of the back, and the muscle of the middle finger 13 is the belly. It is considered that this is due to the interlocking with the muscles of the back and the muscles on the back side. When a conventional mobile information terminal case is used, the case is held with the index finger or the middle finger. is there. In the present invention, since the terminal storage case 1 is held by the little finger 15, the movement operation of the terminal storage case 1 is naturally performed around the little finger 15. Then, the consciousness is turned from the shoulder to the back, and the terminal storage case 1 is moved using the shoulder and the back from the arm instead of using only the wrist. This allows the user to operate the mobile terminal 10 while keeping his back straight and in a good posture because his or her back is conscious. In addition, the extension of the spine exerts an outward opening force on the trunk, so that an outward thought can be realized instead of an inward thought. Here, inward thought refers to self-reflection, such as blocking the information from the outside and looking back on the past in the brain.Inward thought, external information is obtained by raising the gaze. This means thinking positively about the future. By using the terminal storage case 1 of the present invention, outward thinking becomes dominant and positive thinking becomes.

  According to such a configuration, by rotating the first protrusion 31A and the second protrusion 32A, the distance between the separation point 33A of the little finger holding portion 33 and the main body 2 can be changed. If not, the distance between the separation point 33A and the main body 2 can be minimized, so that the little finger holding portion 33 can be put in a stored state without hindrance. In addition, since the first base portion 31 and the second base portion 32 are sandwiched between the mobile terminal 10 and the main body 2, even if the mobile terminal 10 is heavy, the holding portion 3 may be detached from the main body 2. The portable terminal 10 can be held without the need.

  According to such a configuration, the length of the little finger holding portion 33 can be changed by inserting the first protrusion 31A or the second protrusion 32A into an arbitrary through hole. Thereby, the length of the little finger holding part 33 can be set according to the size of the little finger 15 of the user. Since the user holds the terminal storage case 1 while separating it from the palm by rotating the terminal storage case 1 around the little finger holding part 33, the little finger holding part 33 is used when the little finger 15 is inserted into the little finger insertion space 33a. The length is preferably such that a slight gap is formed between the little finger 15 and the little finger holding portion 33.

  Next, a second embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. About the same structure as 1st Embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and description is abbreviate | omitted.

  The terminal storage case 101 includes a main body 102 and a holder 103. The main body 102 may be a hard synthetic resin such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, or polyester, or may have flexibility like silicon. The main body 102 has a flat portion 121 and a side portion 22, and the flat portion 121 and the side portion 22 define a terminal storage space in which a portable terminal is stored. When the portable terminal is stored in the terminal storage space, the flat part 121 has a back part 124 which is a surface on the opposite side of the display part of the portable terminal.

  A first cut 121a extending in the left-right direction and a second cut 121b located above the first cut 121a and having substantially the same shape as the first cut 121a are formed in the flat portion 121. As shown by a dashed line in FIG. 8, when the main body 102 is equally divided in the vertical direction into three regions of an upper region 2A, a middle region 2B, and a lower region 2C, the first cut 121a and the Each of the two cuts 121b is formed in the lower region 2C.

  The holding unit 103 includes a fixing unit 131, a moving unit 132, and a little finger holding unit 133. The fixed part 131, the moving part 132, and the little finger holding part 133 are integrally formed of a synthetic resin such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, and polyester. The fixed part 131 and the moving part 132 correspond to a held part of the present invention.

  The fixed portion 131 has a first guide portion 134 extending vertically and located on the right side of the moving portion 132 and a second guide portion 135 located on the left side of the moving portion 132 and extending in parallel with the first guide portion 134. are doing. The fixing portion 131 is located in the terminal storage space, and is held between the main body 102 and the mobile terminal when the mobile terminal is stored in the terminal storage space. The fixed portion 131 is immovable with respect to the main body 102 when being held between the portable terminal and the main body 102.

  The moving part 132 has substantially the same thickness as the fixed part 131, and has a hook part 136 wider than the second cut 121b at the upper part. The hooking section 136 is hooked on the second cut 121b, thereby preventing the moving section 132 from falling off from the second cut 121b. The moving unit 132 is located in the terminal storage space, and is sandwiched between the main body unit 102 and the mobile terminal when the mobile terminal is stored in the terminal storage space. The moving unit 132 can move up and down along the moving direction D. Specifically, the moving unit 132 moves in a space between the portable terminal formed by the thickness of the first guide unit 134 and the second guide unit 135 and the main unit 102. The moving unit 132 is sandwiched between the mobile terminal housed in the terminal housing space and the main body unit 102. When the moving unit 132 is positioned, a resistance that does not move unless the user grips and moves the little finger holding unit 133. Have. Since the first guide part 134 is located on the right side of the moving part 132 and the second guide part 135 is located on the left side, the moving part 132 is guided by the first guide part 134 and the second guide part 135 and moves in the moving direction D. The terminal storage space can be moved along. The distance in the left-right direction between the first guide portion 134 and the second guide portion 135 is slightly larger than the width of the hook portion 136 in the left-right direction.

  The little finger holding part 133 has a substantially flat plate shape and has flexibility. One end is connected to the fixed part 131, the other end is connected to the moving part 132, and via the first cut 121 a and the second cut 121 b. It is exposed outside from the terminal storage space. In other words, the fixed part 131 and the moving part 132 are located in the terminal storage space, and the little finger holding part 133 is a part of the holding part 103 that is not located in the terminal storage space. As shown by hatching in FIG. 7, the terminal storage case 101 defines a little finger insertion space 133 a partitioned by the little finger holding part 133 and the back part 124 of the main body 102. The little finger holding part 133 is located in the lower area 2C, and the little finger holding part 133 is provided at a place where the little finger is naturally arranged when the terminal storage case 101 is gripped.

  The holding unit 103 can switch between a use state in which the user can hold the terminal storage case 101 as shown in FIG. 7 and a storage state in which the little finger holding unit 133 is stored as shown in FIG. When the holding unit 103 is in the use state, the moving unit 132 is located below, and the hooking unit 136 and the second cut 121b are close to each other.

  When switching from the use state to the housed state, the user presses the little finger holding part 133 toward the main body part 102 so that the hook part 136 is guided by the first guide part 134 and the second guide part 135 and moves along the movement direction D. To move the terminal storage space upward. As the hook portion 136 moves upward, the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space 133a gradually decreases, and finally the little finger holding portion 133 and the back portion 124 abut, and the little finger insertion space 133a disappears. As a result, the holding unit 103 is in the housed state shown in FIG. In the stored state, the user cannot insert the little finger into the little finger insertion space 133a. To return the holding portion 103 to the use state again, the little finger holding portion 133 is pinched and pulled in a direction (rearward) to be separated from the rear portion 124. As a result, the moving section 132 moves downward along the moving direction D guided by the first guide section 134 and the second guide section 135, and the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space 133a increases, and the holding section 103 is moved to the position shown in FIG. The usage state shown in FIG. Note that the first cut 121a and the second cut 121b are formed side by side in the vertical direction, but are not limited to this, and may be formed side by side in the horizontal direction. In this case, the little finger holding part 133 is arranged so as to extend in the left-right direction. That is, the holding section 103 is attached to the main body section 102 while being rotated by approximately 90 °.

  By passing the little finger through the little finger insertion space 133a, the user can grip the terminal storage case 101 as in the first embodiment, and by rotating the terminal storage case 101 around the little finger, Other tasks can be performed.

  According to such a configuration, since the cross section of the little finger insertion space 133a can be changed by moving the moving part 132 with respect to the main body 102, the cross sectional area of the little finger insertion space 133a when the holding part 103 is not used. By moving the moving part 132 with respect to the main body part 102 so that the minimum value is minimized, the little finger holding part 133 can be placed in a housed state in which it is not in the way.

  According to such a configuration, since the moving part 132 has the hook part 136 wider than the second notch 121b, it is possible to prevent the moving part 132 from accidentally falling out of the second notch 121b. . Further, since the fixed portion 131 has the first guide portion 134 and the second guide portion 135 for guiding the moving portion 132, the moving portion 132 can move smoothly between the main body portion 102 and the portable terminal. it can.

  Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. About the same composition as the above-mentioned embodiment, the same numerals are attached and explanation is omitted.

  The terminal storage case 201 includes a main body 202 and a holder 203. The main body 202 may be a hard synthetic resin such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, or polyester, and may have flexibility like silicon. The main body 202 has a flat part 221 and a side part 22, and the flat part 221 and the side part 22 define a terminal storage space 2 a (FIG. 11) in which a portable terminal is stored. ing. The flat portion 221 has a front portion 223 facing the mobile terminal when the mobile terminal is stored in the terminal storage space 2a, and a rear portion 224 serving as a surface opposite to the display of the mobile terminal.

  The flat portion 221 has a first cut 221a and a second cut 221b located to the left of the first cut 221a and having substantially the same shape as the first cut 221a. As shown in FIG. 11, the flat portion 221 has a relief portion 225 that is located above the first cut 221 a and protrudes rearward in a semicircular shape, and a stopper portion 226 that is located immediately below the relief portion 225. ing. A notch 226 a is formed in the stopper portion 226 in the vertical direction, so that the holding portion 203 can be removed from the stopper portion 226. As shown by a dashed line in FIG. 10, when the main body 202 is equally divided into three regions of an upper region 2A, a middle region 2B, and a lower region 2C, a first cut 221a and a second cut 221a are formed. 221b are all formed in the lower region 2C. The stopper portion 226 is detachably provided on the front portion 223, and the length of the holding portion 203 can be changed by replacing the stopper portion with a vertically long stopper portion.

  As illustrated in FIG. 11, the holding unit 203 includes a fixing unit 231, a moving unit 232, and a little finger holding unit 233. The fixed part 231, the moving part 232, and the little finger holding part 233 are integrally formed of a synthetic resin such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, and polyester. The fixed portion 231 and the moving portion 232 correspond to a held portion of the present invention.

  The fixing portion 231 is fixed to the front portion 223 by welding. The fixing portion 231 is located in the terminal storage space 2a, and is held between the main body 202 and the mobile terminal when the mobile terminal is stored in the terminal storage space 2a.

  The moving part 232 has a substantially spherical hook part 236 at the tip, and prevents the moving part 232 from falling out of the first notch 221a by the hook part 236 being hooked on the stopper part 226. I have. The moving unit 232 is located in the terminal storage space 2a, and is sandwiched between the main unit 202 and the mobile terminal when the mobile terminal is stored in the terminal storage space 2a. At this time, the hook 236 is moved in the moving direction D (vertical direction) along the escape portion 225 without being excessively pinched by the main body 202 and the portable terminal by the hook portion 236 being located at the escape portion 225. It is possible. In other words, the escape unit 225 has a role as a guide for guiding the moving unit 232.

  The little finger holding part 233 has a substantially circular cross section and has flexibility, and one end is connected to the fixed part 231, the other end is connected to the moving part 232, and the first cut 221 a and the second cut 221 b are formed. It is exposed to the outside from the terminal storage space 2a through the terminal. In other words, the fixed part 231 and the moving part 232 are located in the terminal storage space 2a, and the little finger holding part 233 is a part of the holding part 203 that is not located in the terminal storage space 2a. As shown by oblique lines in FIG. 9, the terminal storage case 201 defines a little finger insertion space 233 a partitioned by the little finger holding part 233 and the main body part 202. At least a part of the holding portion 303 is located in the lower region 2C, and the little finger holding portion 233 is provided in a place where the little finger is naturally arranged when the terminal storage case 201 is gripped. By replacing the stopper portion 226 with a vertically long one, the little finger holding portion 233 can be shortened. By replacing the stopper portion 226 with a vertically short one, the little finger holding portion 233 can be elongated. Thereby, the length of the little finger holding part 233 can be adjusted according to the size of the little finger of the user.

  The holding unit 203 can switch between a use state in which the user can hold the terminal storage case 201 as shown in FIG. 9 and a storage state in which the little finger holding unit 233 is stored as shown in FIG. When the holding unit 203 is in the use state, as shown in FIG. 11, the moving unit 132 is located below and is in contact with the stopper unit 226.

  When switching from the use state to the housed state, the user presses the little finger holding part 233 toward the main body part 202 to guide the moving part 232 and the hook part 236 to the escape part 225 and move upward in the moving direction D. I do. As the moving part 232 moves upward, the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space 233a gradually decreases, and finally the little finger holding part 233 and the back part 224 abut, and the little finger insertion space 233a disappears. As a result, the holding unit 203 is in the housed state shown in FIG. In the stored state, the user cannot insert the little finger into the little finger insertion space 233a. When the holding unit 203 is returned to the use state again, the little finger holding unit 233 is pinched and pulled in a direction (downward) to be separated from the rear unit 224. Thereby, the moving part 232 and the hook part 236 are guided by the relief part 225 and move downward in the moving direction D, the cross-sectional area becomes large, and the holding part 203 is in the use state shown in FIG.

  By passing the little finger through the little finger insertion space 233a, the user can grip the terminal storage case 201 as in the first embodiment, and by rotating the terminal storage case 201 around the little finger, Other tasks can be performed.

  According to such a configuration, it is possible to change the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space 233a by moving the moving unit 232 with respect to the main body unit 202. Therefore, when the holding unit 203 is not used, the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space 233a is used. By moving the moving section 232 with respect to the main body section 202 so as to minimize, the little finger holding section 233 can be placed in a stored state in which it is not in the way.

  Next, a fourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. About the same composition as the above-mentioned embodiment, the same numerals are attached and explanation is omitted.

  The terminal storage case 301 includes a main body 302 and a holder 303. The main body 302 may be a rigid synthetic resin such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, or polyester, or may have flexibility like silicon. The main body 302 has a flat portion 321 and a side portion 22, and the flat portion 321 and the side portion 22 define a terminal storage space 2 a (FIG. 13) that is a space in which a portable terminal is stored. ing. The flat portion 321 has a front portion 323 facing the mobile terminal when the mobile terminal is stored in the terminal storage space 2a, and a rear portion 324 serving as a surface opposite to the display of the mobile terminal.

  A first cut 321a extending in the left-right direction and a second cut 321b arranged above the first cut 321a and having substantially the same shape as the first cut 321a are formed in the flat portion 321. The flat portion 321 includes a relief portion 325 located above the second cut 321b and protruding backward as shown in FIG. 12, and a stopper portion 326 located immediately below the relief portion 325 as shown in FIG. Have. A notch 326a extending in the vertical direction is formed in the stopper portion 326, and the holding portion 303 can be removed from the stopper portion 326. The stopper portion 326 is detachably provided on the front portion 323, and the length of the holding portion 303 can be changed by replacing the stopper portion with a vertically long stopper portion. As shown by a dashed line in FIG. 12, when the main body 302 is equally divided into three regions of an upper region 2A, a middle region 2B, and a lower region 2C, a first cut 321a and a second cut 321a are formed. 321b are formed in the lower region 2C.

  The holding unit 303 includes a fixing unit 331, a moving unit 332, and a little finger holding unit 333. The fixed portion 331, the moving portion 332, and the little finger holding portion 333 are integrally formed of a synthetic resin such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, and polyester. The fixed part 331 and the moving part 332 correspond to a held part of the present invention.

  The fixing part 331 is fixed by being welded to the front part 323. The fixing portion 331 is located in the terminal storage space 2a, and is held between the main body 302 and the mobile terminal when the mobile terminal is stored in the terminal storage space 2a.

  The moving part 332 has a hook part 336 wider than the second cut 321b. The hooking portion 336 is hooked on the stopper portion 326, thereby preventing the moving portion 332 from falling out of the second cut 321b. The moving unit 332 is located in the terminal storage space 2a, and is held between the main body 302 and the mobile terminal when the mobile terminal is stored in the terminal storage space 2a. At this time, the hook 336 is moved in the moving direction D (vertical direction) along the escape portion 325 without being excessively pinched between the main body 302 and the portable terminal by the hook portion 336 being located at the escape portion 325. It is possible. In other words, the escape unit 325 has a role as a guide for guiding the moving unit 332.

  The little finger holding portion 333 has a substantially flat plate shape and has flexibility. One end is connected to the fixed portion 331, the other end is connected to the moving portion 332, and the first finger 321a and the second notch 321b are connected. It is exposed to the outside from the terminal storage space 2a. In other words, the fixed part 331 and the moving part 332 are located in the terminal storage space 2a, and the little finger holding part 333 is a part of the holding part 303 that is not located in the terminal storage space 2a. 12, the terminal storage case 301 defines a little finger insertion space 333a partitioned by the little finger holding part 333 and the rear part 324 of the main body part 302. The little finger holding part 333 is located in the lower area 2C, and the little finger holding part 333 is provided at a place where the little finger is naturally arranged when the terminal storage case 301 is gripped. By replacing the stopper portion 326 with a vertically long one, the little finger holding portion 333 becomes short, and by replacing the stopper portion 326 with a vertically short one, the little finger holding portion 333 becomes long. Thus, the little finger holding unit 333 can be adjusted according to the size of the little finger of the user.

  The holding unit 303 can switch between a use state where the user can hold the terminal storage case 301 as shown in FIG. 12 and a storage state where the little finger holding unit 333 is stored. When the holding unit 303 is in the use state, the moving unit 332 is located below, and the hooking unit 336 and the stopper unit 326 are close to each other.

  When switching from the use state to the housed state, the user presses the little finger holding part 333 toward the main body part 302, whereby the hook part 336 is guided by the escape part 325 and moves the terminal storage space 2a upward along the moving direction D. Moving. As the hook portion 336 moves upward, the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space 333a gradually decreases, and finally the little finger holding portion 333 and the back portion 324 abut, and the little finger insertion space 333a disappears. As a result, the holding unit 303 is in the housed state. In the stored state, the user cannot insert a little finger into the little finger insertion space 333a. To return the holding section 303 to the use state again, the small finger holding section 333 is pinched and pulled in a direction (rearward) to be separated from the back section 324. As a result, the moving section 332 moves downward along the moving direction D guided by the relief section 325, the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space 333a increases, and the holding section 303 moves to the use state shown in FIGS. Become.

  By passing the little finger through the little finger insertion space 333a, the user can grip the terminal storage case 301 as in the first embodiment, and by rotating the terminal storage case 301 around the little finger, Other tasks can be performed. The first cuts 321a and the second cuts 321b are formed side by side in the vertical direction, but are not limited thereto, and may be formed side by side in the horizontal direction. In this case, the little finger holding part 333 is arranged to extend in the left-right direction. That is, the holding section 303 is attached to the main body section 302 in a state of being rotated by about 90 °.

  According to such a configuration, since the moving section 332 can be moved with respect to the main body 302 to change the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space 333a, the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space 333a is used when the holding section 303 is not used. By moving the moving section 332 with respect to the main body section 302 so as to minimize, the little finger holding section 333 can be in a stored state in which it does not interfere.

  Next, a fifth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. About the same composition as the above-mentioned embodiment, the same numerals are attached and explanation is omitted.

  The terminal storage case 401 includes a main body 402 and a holding unit 403. The main body 402 may be a hard synthetic resin such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, or polyester, or may have flexibility like silicon. The main body 402 has a flat part 421 and a side part 422, and the flat part 421 and the side part 422 define a terminal storage space in which a portable terminal is stored. The flat portion 421 has a rear portion 424 that is a surface opposite to the display portion of the mobile terminal when the mobile terminal is stored in the terminal storage space.

  The lower side surface 423 of the side surface part 422 has a first moving groove part 425 and a second moving groove part 426 located on the opposite side of the first moving groove part 425 with respect to the terminal hole 22b. The first moving groove 425 has a first moving groove 425a extending in the left-right direction, and one end of the holding portion 403 is inserted therein. First locking projections 425A projecting downward from the upper end are provided at both left and right ends of the first moving groove 425a. The first locking projection 425A temporarily fixes the position of the holding portion 403. The second moving groove 426 has a second moving groove 426a extending in the left-right direction, and the other end of the holding portion 403 is inserted therein. At both left and right ends of the second moving groove 426a, second locking projections 426A projecting downward from the upper end are provided. The second locking projection 426A temporarily fixes the position of the holding portion 403. As shown by a dashed line in FIG. 14, when the main body portion 402 is equally divided into three regions of an upper region 2A, a middle region 2B, and a lower region 2C, the first moving groove portion 425 and the second moving groove portion 426 are located in the lower region 2C.

  The holding section 403 includes a first slide section 431, a second slide section 432, and a little finger holding section 433. The first slide portion 431, the second slide portion 432, and the little finger holding portion 433 are integrally formed of a synthetic resin such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, and polyester.

  The first slide portion 431 is detachably and rotatably connected to the right end of the little finger holding portion 433. The first sliding portion 431 has a first groove moving portion 431A that moves in the left and right direction in the first moving groove 425a. The first groove moving portion 431A has a configuration in which the tip portion is longer than the length of the first moving groove 425a in the up-down direction and does not fall out of the first moving groove 425a. The first groove moving part 431A is movable in the moving direction D (left and right direction) in the first moving groove 425a, but the movement in the left and right direction is restricted by locking with the first locking projection 425A.

  The second slide portion 432 is detachably and rotatably connected to the left end of the little finger holding portion 433. The second slide portion 432 has a second groove moving portion 432A that moves in the left and right direction in the second moving groove 426a. The second groove moving portion 432A has a configuration in which the tip portion is longer than the vertical length of the second moving groove 426a and does not fall off the second moving groove 426a. Although the second groove moving portion 432A is movable in the moving direction D (left and right direction) in the second moving groove 426a, the movement in the left and right direction is restricted by locking with the second locking projection 426A.

  The little finger holding part 433 has a substantially circular cross section and has flexibility. As shown by oblique lines in FIG. 14, the terminal storage case 401 defines a little finger insertion space 433a partitioned by the little finger holding portion 433 and the main body portion 402. The holding portion 403 is located in the lower region 2C, and the little finger holding portion 433 is provided at a place where the little finger is naturally placed when the terminal storage case 401 is gripped. By detaching the little finger holding portion 433 from the first sliding portion 431 and the second sliding portion 432 and attaching the little finger holding portions 433 having different lengths to the first sliding portion 431 and the second sliding portion 432, the user's little finger can be removed. The small finger holding portion 433 according to the size can be attached.

  The holding unit 403 can switch between a use state where the user can hold the terminal storage case 401 as shown in FIG. 14 and a storage state where the little finger holding unit 433 is stored. When the holding section 403 is in the use state, the first slide section 431 is located at the left end of the first movement groove 425a, the movement in the movement direction D is restricted by the first locking projection 425A, and the second slide section 432 is located at the right end of the second movement groove 426a, and movement in the movement direction D is restricted by the second locking projection 426A. In other words, since the first locking protrusion 425A is located on the right side of the first groove moving portion 431A, the first sliding portion 431 is hard to move rightward, and the second locking portion is positioned on the left side of the second groove moving portion 432A. The positioning of the protrusion 426A makes it difficult for the second slide portion 432 to move leftward.

  When switching from the use state to the storage state, the user grasps the first slide portion 431 and moves the inside of the first movement groove 425a to the right, and grasps the second slide portion 432 and moves the inside of the second movement groove 426a. Move to the left. At this time, the first groove moving part 431A rides over one first locking projection 425A, and at the same time, the second groove moving part 432A rides over one second locking projection 426A. As the first slide portion 431 and the second slide portion 432 move in the movement direction D, the area of the little finger insertion space 433a gradually decreases. When the first groove moving part 431A gets over the other first locking projection 425A and the second groove moving part 432A gets over the other second locking projection 426A, the holding part 403 is in the housed state. In the stored state, the user cannot insert the little finger into the little finger insertion space 433a. At this time, the first locking protrusion 425A is located on the left side of the first groove moving part 431A, so that the first sliding part 431 is difficult to move leftward, and the second locking part is located on the right side of the second groove moving part 432A. The positioning of the protrusion 426A makes it difficult for the second slide portion 432 to move rightward.

  When returning the holding unit 403 to the use state again, the user grips the first slide portion 431 and moves the inside of the first movement groove 425a to the left, and also grips the second slide portion 432 to move the second movement groove 426a. To the right. As a result, the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space 433a increases, and the holding unit 403 is in the use state shown in FIG.

  The user can grasp the terminal storage case 401 in the same manner as in the first embodiment by passing the little finger through the little finger insertion space 433a, and by rotating the terminal storage case 401 around the little finger, Other tasks can be performed.

  According to such a configuration, since the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space 433a changes, when the holding unit 403 is not used, the first groove moving unit 431A is set so as to minimize the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space 433a. By moving the inside of the moving groove 425a to the right and the second groove moving portion 432A moving to the left inside the second moving groove 426a, the holding portion 403 can be put in a storage state that is not in the way.

  Next, a sixth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. About the same composition as the above-mentioned embodiment, the same numerals are attached and explanation is omitted. In the terminal storage case 501 of the sixth embodiment, a groove for guiding the moving unit is provided in the terminal storage case 201 of the second embodiment, and the size of the little finger holding unit is adjustable.

  The terminal storage case 501 includes the main body unit 102 and the holding unit 503. The holding unit 503 includes a first moving unit 531, a second moving unit 532, and a little finger holding unit 533. The first moving part 531, the second moving part 532, and the little finger holding part 533 are integrally formed of a synthetic resin such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, and polyester. The first moving part 531 and the moving part 132 correspond to a held part of the present invention. A slide groove 524a extending in the vertical direction is formed in the main body 102.

  Four through holes 521c are formed in the plane portion 121. Two through holes 521c are formed at a position corresponding to the first guide portion 534 with an interval in the vertical direction, and the other two through holes 521c are provided at positions corresponding to the second guide portion 535 for vertical reporting. It is formed at intervals.

  The first moving section 531 has a first guide section 534 extending in the up-down direction, and a second guide section 535 located on the left side of the first guide section 534 and extending in parallel with the first guide section 534. The first moving unit 531 is located in the terminal storage space, and is sandwiched between the main unit 502 and the mobile terminal when the mobile terminal is stored in the terminal storage space. The first moving unit 531 cannot move with respect to the main unit 502 when being sandwiched between the portable terminal and the main unit 502. The first guide portion 534 has a first protrusion 534A protruding rearward, and the second guide portion 535 has a second protrusion 535A protruding rearward. The first protrusion 534A can be inserted into one of the two through holes 521c formed at a position corresponding to the first guide 534. The second protrusion 535A can be inserted into one of the two through holes 521c formed at a position corresponding to the second guide 535. By inserting the first protrusion 534A into the lower through-hole 521c and inserting the second protrusion 535A into the lower through-hole 521c, the little finger holding portion 533 can be lengthened. By inserting the first protrusion 534A into the upper through-hole 521c and inserting the second protrusion 535A into the upper through-hole 521c, the little finger holding portion 533 can be shortened. The first protrusion 534A and the second protrusion 535A correspond to the protrusion of the present invention.

  The second moving portion 532 has substantially the same thickness as the first moving portion 531 and includes a hook portion 536 wider than the second cut 121b and a grip portion 537. The hook portion 536 is hooked on the second cut 121b, thereby preventing the second moving portion 532 from falling off from the second cut 121b. The grip portion 537 protrudes upward from the hook portion 536, and has a shape whose tip is bulged in a substantially circular shape. The grip portion 537 is movable in the movement direction D in the slide groove 524a. The second moving unit 532 is located in the terminal storage space, and is sandwiched between the main body unit 102 and the mobile terminal when the mobile terminal is stored in the terminal storage space. The second moving unit 532 moves in a space between the mobile terminal and the main body 102 formed by the thickness of the first guide unit 534 and the second guide unit 535. The second moving unit 532 is sandwiched between the portable terminal housed in the terminal housing space and the main body unit 102, and can move in the moving direction D with a small resistance. Since the first guide portion 534 is located on the right side of the second moving portion 532 and the second guide portion 535 is located on the left side, the second moving portion 532 is guided by the first guide portion 534 and the second guide portion 535. In addition, the gripper 537 is guided by the slide groove 524a, so that the second moving unit 532 can move in the terminal storage space along the moving direction D. The shape of the grip portion 537 is not limited to this, and may be a thin and wide disk shape.

  The little finger holding portion 533 has a substantially flat plate shape and has flexibility. One end is connected to the first moving portion 531, the other end is connected to the second moving portion 532, and the first cut 121 a and the second cut are formed. It is exposed to the outside from the terminal storage space via 121b. In other words, the first moving unit 531 and the second moving unit 532 are located in the terminal storage space, and the little finger holding unit 533 is a part of the holding unit 503 that is not located in the terminal storage space. As shown by oblique lines in FIG. 15, the terminal storage case 501 defines a little finger insertion space 533a partitioned by the little finger holding part 533 and the back part 524. The little finger holding part 533 is located in the lower area 2C, and the little finger holding part 133 is provided at a place where the little finger is naturally placed when the terminal storage case 501 is gripped.

  The holding unit 503 can switch between a use state in which the user can hold the terminal storage case 501 as shown in FIG. 15 and a storage state in which the little finger holding unit 533 is stored. When the holding section 503 is in the use state, the second moving section 532 is located below, the grip section 537 is located at the lower end of the slide groove 524a, and the hook section 536 and the second cut 121b are close to each other. I have.

  When switching from the use state to the housed state, the user grasps the gripper 537 and moves it upward, so that the hook 536 is guided by the first guide 534 and the second guide 535 and the gripper 537 is guided by the slide groove 524a and moves upward in the terminal storage space along the moving direction D. As the hook 536 moves upward, the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space 533a gradually decreases, and finally the little finger holding part 533 and the back part 524 come into contact with each other, and at the same time, the grip part 537 is moved to the upper end of the slide groove 524a. And the little finger insertion space 533a disappears. As a result, the holding unit 503 is in the housed state, and the user cannot insert the little finger into the little finger insertion space 533a. When returning the holding portion 503 to the use state again, the second moving portion 532 is guided by the first guide portion 534 and the second guide portion 535 by grasping and moving the holding portion 537 downward. The grip portion 537 is guided by the slide groove 524a and moves downward in the movement direction D, the cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space 533a increases, and the holding portion 503 is in the use state shown in FIG. When the user wants to store the little finger holding unit 533, the user holds the holding unit 537 and moves the second moving unit 532 in the moving direction D. When the user wants to change the size of the little finger holding portion 533, the user changes the through hole 521c into which the first protrusion 534A and the second protrusion 535A are inserted. That is, the first moving unit 531 moves with respect to the main body unit 102 to change the size of the little finger holding unit 533, and the second moving unit 532 moves with respect to the main body unit 102 to put the little finger holding unit 533 in the housed state. Moving.

  The user can grasp the terminal storage case 501 in the same manner as in the first embodiment by passing the little finger through the little finger insertion space 533a, and by rotating the terminal storage case 501 around the little finger, Other tasks can be performed. In addition, although the 1st cut 121a and the 2nd cut 121b were formed side by side in the up-down direction, it is not limited to this and may be formed in a line in the left-right direction. At this time, the little finger holding portion 533 is arranged to extend in the left-right direction. That is, the holding unit 503 is attached to the main body 102 in a state where the holding unit 503 is rotated by approximately 90 °.

  Next, a seventh embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. About the same composition as the above-mentioned embodiment, the same numerals are attached and explanation is omitted. The terminal storage case 601 has the same configuration as that of the first embodiment, but differs in that the terminal storage case 601 is held using the ring finger 14 instead of the little finger 15.

  The holding portion of the terminal storage case 601 is provided with a ring finger holding portion 633 into which the ring finger 14 is inserted, and a ring finger insertion space 633 a is defined between the ring finger holding portion 633 and the main body 2. The user can grip the terminal storage case 601 as in the first embodiment by passing only the ring finger through the ring finger insertion space 633a, and by rotating the terminal storage case 601 about the ring finger. Can do other work.

  According to such a configuration, the user inserts only the ring finger 14 into the ring finger insertion space 633a because at least a part of the ring finger holding portion 633 into which the ring finger 14 is inserted is located in the lowermost region of the main body 2. Thus, the terminal storage case 601 can be held. If another operation is desired to be performed while holding the terminal storage case 601, the terminal storage case 601 is released from the palm by releasing the grip of the terminal storage case 601 and rotating the terminal storage case 601 about the ring finger holding portion 633. The case 601 can be held while being separated. As a result, the terminal storage case 601 does not exist in the palm, so that it is possible to freely perform other work, for example, take out a necessary object from the bag while holding the terminal storage case 601 with the ring finger 14. it can. Further, since only the ring finger 14 is used to hold the terminal storage case 601, other fingers can be used relatively freely. Thus, when taking a self-portrait with the camera provided in the mobile terminal 10, the mobile terminal 10 can be stably held and an image can be shot without blurring using a finger other than the ring finger 14. Further, since the ring finger holding portion 633 is located in the lowermost region of the main body 2, when the terminal storage case 601 is held, the portable terminal 10 is stably supported by the palm and other fingers by its own weight. . In the conventional portable information terminal case, a ring portion for passing a finger was provided at a substantially center of gravity position, so that there was a case where the ring portion was wobbled, but according to the present invention, the position is significantly shifted from the center of gravity position Since the ring finger holding portion 633 is provided, the terminal storage case 601 can be stably held by holding the terminal storage case 601 such that the own weight of the mobile terminal 10 is received by another finger.

  Next, an eighth embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. About the same composition as the above-mentioned embodiment, the same numerals are attached and explanation is omitted. The terminal storage case 701 of the eighth embodiment has a configuration in which the same holding unit 3 as in the first embodiment and an alternative holding unit 703 shown in FIG. 18 can be replaced.

  The terminal storage case 701 includes the main body 2, the holder 3, and the alternative holder 703. The flat portion 21 of the main body 2 has a fifth through hole 721e, a sixth through hole 721f, a first cut 721g, a second cut 721h, a third cut 721i, and a fourth cut 721j. Are formed.

  The fifth through-hole 721e is located near the center in the left-right direction of the lower region 2C, and the sixth through-hole 721f is located above the fifth through-hole 721e with an interval. The first cut 721g and the second cut 721h have substantially the same shape as each other, extend in the left-right direction, and are located below the lower region 2C. The fourth cuts 721j are located at intervals below the fifth through holes 721e, and are narrower than the first cuts 721g. The third cuts 721i are located at intervals below the fourth cuts 721j. As shown by a dashed line in FIG. 17, when the main body 2 is divided equally into three regions of an upper region 2A, a middle region 2B, and a lower region 2C in the vertical direction, the first through hole 21a The six through holes 721f and the first to fourth cuts 721g to 721j are all formed in the lower region 2C. The first through sixth through holes 721f to 721f correspond to the through holes of the present invention.

  The little finger holding part 33 has a substantially circular cross section and flexibility, and has one end connected to the first base part 31, the other end connected to the second base part 32, the first cut 721 g and the second cut part 721 g. It is exposed to the outside from the terminal storage space 2a through the cut 721h. As in the first embodiment, the holding unit 3 can switch between a use state in which the user can hold the terminal storage case 701 and a storage state in which the little finger holding unit 33 is folded.

  Next, a state when the alternative holding unit 703 is attached to the main body 2 will be described with reference to FIG. The substitute holder 703 includes a first base 731, a second base 732, and a little finger holder 733. The first base portion 731, the second base portion 732, and the little finger holding portion 733 are integrally formed of a synthetic resin such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, and polyester. The first base portion 731 and the second base portion 732 correspond to a held portion of the present invention.

  The first base portion 731 is located in the terminal storage space, has a width in the left-right direction wider than the third cut 721i, and is smaller than a distance in the left-right direction between the first through hole 21a and the second through hole 21b. The first base portion 731 is sandwiched between the main body 2 and the portable terminal when the portable terminal is stored in the terminal storage space.

  The second base portion 732 has a protrusion 732A inserted into the fifth through-hole 721e or the sixth through-hole 721f. The tip of the protrusion 732A has a slightly enlarged diameter, and is slightly larger than the inner diameter of the fifth through-hole 721e or the sixth through-hole 721f. The second base portion 732 is substantially rectangular and is located in the terminal storage space. When the mobile terminal is stored in the terminal storage space, the second base portion 732 is sandwiched between the main body 2 and the mobile terminal. By switching the through hole into which the protrusion 732A is inserted, the size of the little finger holding portion 733 can be changed.

  The little finger holding portion 733 has a substantially flat shape and has flexibility, and one end is connected to the first base portion 731, the other end is connected to the second base portion 732, and the third cut 721 i and the fourth cut 721 i. It is exposed to the outside from the terminal storage space via 721j. As shown by oblique lines in FIG. 18, the terminal storage case 701 defines a little finger insertion space 733a partitioned by the little finger holding portion 733 and the main body 2. The little finger holding part 733 is located in the lower area 2C, and the little finger holding part 733 is provided in a place where the little finger is naturally placed when the terminal storage case 701 is gripped.

  The user can grasp the terminal storage case 701 as in the first embodiment by passing the little finger through the little finger insertion space 133a, and by rotating the terminal storage case 701 around the little finger, Other tasks can be performed.

  The terminal storage case according to the present invention is not limited to the embodiment described above, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the invention described in the claims.

  In the first embodiment, the main body 2 and the holding part 3 are rotatably fixed by the first through hole 21a, the first protrusion 31A, the second through hole 21b, and the second protrusion 32A. It is not limited to this. For example, any configuration may be used as long as it is rotatable, and a projection may be provided on the main body portion side and a through hole may be formed on the holding portion 3 side. The same applies to the eighth embodiment.

  In the second embodiment, the fixing portion 131 is held by being sandwiched between the main body portion 102 and the portable terminal. However, the fixing portion 131 may be welded to the back surface of the main body portion 102 and locked by the hook-and-loop fastener. It may be. The same configuration can be applied to the fixing part 231 of the third embodiment and the fixing part 331 of the fourth embodiment.

  In the fifth embodiment, the first moving groove 425 and the second moving groove 426 are configured to extend in the left-right direction, but are not limited to this. For example, the first slide unit and the second slide unit may be configured to extend vertically in the lower region 2C. Further, the first slide portion and the second slide portion may be replaced with the lower side surface 423 so as to extend vertically in the lower region 2C of the first movement groove portion 425.

  In the seventh embodiment, the terminal storage case 1 of the first embodiment is configured to be held by the ring finger 14, but the second to sixth embodiments and the eighth embodiment are configured to be held. The terminal storage case may be configured to be held by a ring finger. Thereby, the same effect as that of the terminal storage case 601 in the seventh embodiment can be obtained.

  In the above-described embodiment, the terminal storage case is configured to cover the side surface and the back surface of the communication terminal. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, a lid that covers the opening of the terminal storage space of the terminal storage case may be provided. By applying the present invention to a terminal storage case with a lid, the terminal storage case is held only by supporting the little finger holding portion with the little finger, so that the lid can be easily opened with another finger.

  In the above-described embodiment, each of the members corresponding to the held portion is directly held between the main body and the portable terminal, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, another member may be provided between the held portion and the portable terminal, and the held portion may be indirectly held. Thereby, when the portable terminal is removed from the terminal storage case, the pinched portion is not visible, which is desirable in appearance.

  In the above-described embodiment, the holding portion and the little finger holding portion are made of synthetic resin, but the material and shape are not limited thereto. For example, the shape may be a ring shape, a string shape, a cylindrical shape, a flat shape, or may be rubber, leather, silicon, or the like.

1, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701 Terminal storage case 2, 102, 202, 302, 402 Main unit 2C Lower area 3, 103, 203, 303, 403, 503, 703 Holding unit 10 Mobile terminal 10A Display Part 21a First through hole 21b Second through hole 24, 124, 224, 324 Back part 31 First base part 31A First protrusion 32A Second protrusion 32 Second base part 33, 133, 233, 333, 433, 533, 533, 633, 733 Little finger holding portion 33A Separation points 33a, 133a, 233a, 333a, 433a, 533a, 633a, 733a Little finger insertion spaces 121a, 221a, 321a First cuts 121b, 221b, 321b Second cuts 131, 231, 331 Fixed part 132, 232, 332 Moving part 134 First guide part 135 Second guide Portion 136, 236, 336 Hook 521c Through-hole 534A First protrusion 535A Second protrusion 633 Ring finger holding portion 633a Ring finger insertion space

Claims (7)

A terminal storage case for storing a mobile terminal,
A main body in which a terminal storage space for storing the mobile terminal is defined,
Both ends are connected to the main body portion, and a holding portion having a little finger holding portion in which a little finger insertion space in which only the little finger of the user can be inserted is defined between the main body portion,
A terminal storage case, wherein at least a part of the holding portion is located at a lowermost region when the main body portion is equally divided into three in a vertical direction. The holding portion is located in the terminal storage space, further includes a pinched portion that is pinched by the main unit and the mobile terminal when the mobile terminal is stored in the terminal storage space,
2. The terminal storage case according to claim 1, wherein both ends of the little finger holding portion are connected to the held portion and are exposed from the terminal storage space. 3. The main body has a first through-hole formed in the lower region, and a second through-hole formed in the lower region at an interval from the first through-hole,
The pinched portion is connected to one end of the little finger holding portion and has a first base portion having a first protrusion rotatably inserted into the first through hole, and is connected to the other end of the little finger holding portion. A second base portion having a second protrusion rotatably inserted into the second through hole.
By rotating the first protrusion and rotating the second protrusion in a direction opposite to the rotation direction of the first protrusion, a separation point of the little finger holding portion that is most separated from the main body portion; The terminal storage case according to claim 2, wherein a distance between the terminal storage case and the terminal changes. The main body has a first cut formed in the lower region, and a second cut formed in the lower region at an interval from the first cut,
A fixing portion connected to one end of the little finger holding portion and located in the terminal storage space via the first notch and immovable with respect to the main body portion; and the other end of the little finger holding portion. A moving unit that is connected to the terminal housing space and is movable with respect to the main body unit through the second notch,
The terminal storage case according to claim 2, wherein a cross-sectional area of the little finger insertion space changes as the moving unit moves with respect to the main body unit. A plurality of through holes are formed in the main body,
The pinched portion has a protrusion inserted into any one of the plurality of through holes,
The terminal storage case according to claim 2, wherein when the protrusion is changed from one through hole of the plurality of through holes to another through hole, the length of the little finger holding portion changes. . A first moving groove and a second moving groove parallel to the first moving groove are formed in the main body,
The holding portion is connected to one end of the little finger holding portion and moves in the movement direction within the first movement groove. A first groove moving portion is connected to the other end of the little finger holding portion and the second movement groove is moved inside the second movement groove. A second groove moving part that moves in the moving direction,
The first groove moving unit moves in the first moving groove in the moving direction, and the second groove moving unit moves in the second moving groove in the moving direction, thereby cutting off the little finger insertion space. The terminal storage case according to claim 1, wherein the area is changed. A terminal storage case for storing a mobile terminal,
A main body in which a terminal storage space for storing the mobile terminal is defined,
Both ends are connected to the main body, and a holding portion having a ring finger holding portion in which a ring finger insertion space in which only a user's ring finger can be inserted is defined between the main body and the main body.
A terminal storage case, wherein at least a part of the holding portion is located in the lowermost region when the main body portion is equally divided into three in the vertical direction.