US20070119735A1 - Ornamental and protective sleeves for notebook LCD displays - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to protective/ornamental cases for computer notebooks and, more particularly, to an improved protective sleeve that provides a striking decorative appearance to the notebook while providing padding and insulation to protect the LCD screen without interfering with viewing thereof.
- Laptop computers typically include a hinged body with an LCD screen portion joined together by a hinge to a keyboard portion.
- the keyboard portion acts as a support base for the pivoting LCD screen, which may be dimensioned within a range of from 12-16′′ in diagonal width and is enclosed within a frame.
- laptops Like many other portable well-worn utilitarian devices, laptops have become a fashion statement: a reflection of the user's personality. This is exemplified by the current array of designer laptops bearing names like Porsche®, and the multitude of available colors, styles, feature options, and accessories that can be purchased. One accessory in particular is the laptop case. Originally developed as non-descript protective enclosures purely to prevent damage, laptop cases now come in a myriad of colors and styles. Many are quite innovative in some respect, either in their protective abilities or aesthetics.
- the above objects are accomplished by providing an improved, attention-grabbing notebook/laptop sleeve that additionally cushions and insulates the LCD screen portion of a laptop to protect it from being dropped or bumped, etc.
- the protective sleeve generally comprises a soft pliable double-layer exterior fabric panel reinforced by a semi-rigid interior liner.
- the semi-rigid interior liner is contoured to conform to the curves of the laptop enclosure backing the LCD screen section, thereby helping to keep the exterior fabric panel flush.
- Dual-parallel straps are extended vertically across the exterior fabric panel, each strap running from top corner to bottom corner, and the straps may be looped around the sides of the LCD screen to suspend the exterior fabric panel taught and snug against the laptop enclosure.
- the exterior fabric panel bears embroidered, woven or silk-screen design(s) to increase the aesthetic value.
- the exterior fabric panel also bears a particular array of securable receptacles with pockets there behind for accessories such as CD-ROMS, chargers, and flash drives.
- the receptacles are secured by flaps having magnetic closures.
- the present laptop sleeve provides padding and insulation to protect the LCD screen, ample room for storage, and a useful and unique aesthetic
- FIG. 1 is a side perspective view of the laptop protective sleeve 2 , applied to the laptop, with the LCD screen portion in the open position.
- FIG. 2 is a side perspective view of the laptop protective sleeve 2 as in FIG. 1 , applied to the laptop, with the LCD screen portion in the open position.
- FIG. 3 is a top perspective view of the laptop protective sleeve 2 as in FIGS. 1-2 , applied to the laptop with the LCD screen portion in the closed position.
- FIG. 4 is a front perspective view of the laptop protective sleeve 2 as in FIGS. 1-3 illustrating the receptacles 10 , 20 and pockets 14 , 24 .
- the present invention is a laptop protective sleeve attachable to the LCD screen portion of an existing laptop/notebook which accomplishes several objectives, namely: 1) providing a striking decorative appearance and the ability to individualize the appearance to one's tastes; 2) providing ample padding and insulation at the rear of the LCD screen portion to protect the LCD screen; and 3) clings closely to the LCD screen, pivoting freely therewith so as not to interfere with opening and closing, and which does not obstruct viewing of the LCD screen; and 4) provides an array of outward pockets for carrying laptop accessories such as CD-ROMS, chargers, and flash drives.
- the design of the present laptop sleeve is simple and economical to manufacture.
- FIGS. 1 through 4 show various views of a preferred embodiment of the laptop protective sleeve 2 attached to the LCD screen portion of an existing laptop/notebook.
- the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1-4 is intended for a standard laptop with 12-16′′ rectangular LCD screen.
- the laptop protective sleeve 2 of the present invention can be made in varying sizes and shapes to accommodate all styles of laptops or notebooks without departing from the scope or spirit of the invention.
- FIG. 1 is a side perspective view of the laptop protective sleeve 2 applied to the laptop with the LCD screen portion in the open position.
- the laptop protective sleeve 2 generally comprises a soft double-layer fabric panel 4 comprising inner and outer fabric layers 4 A & 4 B, layer 4 A being an ornate outer fabric layer 4 A folded over along its margins, and layer 4 B being an unadorned inner fabric layer 4 B likewise folded over at the margins and sewn along the margins to the outer layer 4 A.
- the outer layer of fabric panel may be formed of leather, denim, cotton, etc, as a matter of design choice.
- the inner layer of fabric panel 4 may be virtually any shear fabric, although a wicking fabric is preferred to wick moisture away from the LCD screen.
- a semi-rigid interior liner 5 is sewn inside the two exterior panel 4 layers.
- a semi-rigid interior liner 5 is sewn between the opposing layers 4 A, 4 B of fabric panel 4 .
- the interior liner 5 helps to keep the shape of the cover.
- the semi-rigid interior liner 5 may be plastic sheet or a section of plastic mesh that is preferably contoured to conform to the curves of the laptop enclosure backing the LCD screen section. This helps to keep the exterior fabric panel 4 taught and snug-looking, and additionally provides a hard line of protection for the LCD screen.
- the outer layer of fabric panel 4 is preferably a heavy denier fabric to pad the LCD screen, although lighter-weight fabrics may be used provided that a sheet of additional padding is sewn therein.
- Both of the two layers of fabric panel 4 as well as the interior liner 5 may be sewn together around their marginal periphery to provide a semi-rigid and padded backing for the LCD screen portion.
- Dual-parallel straps 6 A and 6 B are extended vertically across the fabric panel 4 , each strap 6 A and 6 B running from top corner to bottom corner.
- the ends of the dual-parallel straps 6 A and 6 B are sewn between the two layers of fabric panel 4 , anchoring them therein.
- the length of the dual-parallel straps 6 A and 6 B remains unattached, thereby allowing one strap 6 A to be looped around the LCD screen portion on one side, and the other strap 6 B to be looped around the LCD screen portion on the other side, effectively suspending the fabric panel 4 taught and snug against the laptop enclosure backing the LCD screen.
- FIG. 2 is a side perspective view of the laptop protective sleeve 2 as in FIG. 1 , applied to the laptop, with the LCD screen portion in the open position. Since the dual-parallel straps 6 A & 6 B span the LCD screen frontally at the outermost sides, they do not interfere with the laptop hinges which are generally offset 1-2′′ inwardly of the sides of the LCD screen. Likewise, the position of the dual-parallel straps 6 A & 6 B avoids interference with a frontal view of the LCD screen, although both are preferably formed of a substantially transparent elastic material, and transparent polyurethane is preferred. This completely minimizes the visual effect of the straps 6 A & 6 B.
- FIG. 3 is a top perspective view of the fabric panel 4 , with laptop in the closed position.
- the fabric panel 4 bears embroidered, woven or silk-screen design to increase the aesthetic value.
- These designs 30 may be ornamental patterns, monograms or logo designs in accordance with the personal tastes of the laptop user.
- the fabric panel 4 also bears a particular array of securable receptacles for accessories such as CD-ROMS, chargers, and flash drives.
- the receptacles include a small flash drive receptacle 10 with closure 12 , and a battery charger receptacle 20 with closure 22 .
- each receptacle 10 , 20 is formed by dual matching fabric layers (ornate outer fabric layer folded over along its margins, and an unadorned inner fabric layer likewise folded over at the margins and sewn along the margins to the outer layer).
- the receptacles 10 , 20 are formed as enclosures prior to attachment to the exterior panel 4 , e.g., each is provided with its own backing.
- the receptacles 10 , 20 are then attached to the exterior panel 4 by sewing along the margins of their respective backing. This configuration affords additional storage space behind receptacles 10 , 20 in the form of pockets 14 and 24 .
- the receptacle 20 is dimensioned to provide ample storage space for a typical charger and in accordance with the pocket 24 there behind so that pocket 24 will accommodate a CD-ROM jewel case (approximately 4′′ ⁇ 4′′).
- Receptacle 10 is dimensioned to provide ample storage space for a typical flash drive and in accordance with the pocket 14 there behind so that pocket 14 will accommodate a memory stick or other small accessory (1′′ ⁇ 2.5′′).
- FIG. 4 is a front perspective view of the laptop protective sleeve 2 as in FIGS. 1-3 illustrating the receptacles 10 , 20 and pockets 14 , 24 .
- each receptacle 10 , 20 is closed by a flap 12 , 22 , respectively, that may be secured to the receptacle by a magnetic closure 40 .
- This configuration effectively provides four discrete storage spaces for accessories, two of which are highly secure.
- the above-described laptop protective sleeve is easily attachable to the LCD screen portion of an existing laptop/notebook, provides a striking aesthetic and the ability to personalize the appearance to one's tastes, provides ample padding and insulation at the rear of the LCD screen portion to protect the LCD screen, clings closely to the LCD screen, pivoting freely therewith so as not to interfere with opening and closing, does not obstruct viewing of the LCD screen at all, and provides on-board storage for carrying laptop accessories such as CD-ROMS, chargers, and flash drives.
- the design of the present laptop sleeve is simple and economical to manufacture.
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Abstract
A decorative, protective and functional laptop protective sleeve attachable to the LCD screen portion of an existing laptop/notebook which pivots therewith and provides ample protection and aesthetic without obstructing screen-vision at all. The sleeve generally comprises a padded and reinforced back panel with opposing parallel straps that loop over the LCD portion of the laptop. The back panel is adorned to provide a striking decorative appearance and the ability to individualize the appearance to one's tastes, as well as ample padding and insulation at the rear of the LCD screen portion to protect the LCD screen. A novel array of receptacles and pockets are also provided on the back panel for carrying laptop accessories such as CD-ROMS, chargers, and flash drives.
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- The present application derives priority from U.S. provisional application No. 60/725,048 filed 07 Oct. 2005.
- 1. Field of the Invention
- The present invention relates to protective/ornamental cases for computer notebooks and, more particularly, to an improved protective sleeve that provides a striking decorative appearance to the notebook while providing padding and insulation to protect the LCD screen without interfering with viewing thereof.
- 2. Description of the Background
- Computer laptops and notebooks have become very commonplace these days; many owners considering themselves “road warriors” and carry their respective laptops with them wherever they go, at work, play and at home. Given the sometimes rough conditions of air, land and sea travel, as well as many home environments with children, laptop screens are very prone to inadvertent damage and some form of protection is a wise investment.
- Laptop computers typically include a hinged body with an LCD screen portion joined together by a hinge to a keyboard portion. The keyboard portion acts as a support base for the pivoting LCD screen, which may be dimensioned within a range of from 12-16″ in diagonal width and is enclosed within a frame.
- Like many other portable well-worn utilitarian devices, laptops have become a fashion statement: a reflection of the user's personality. This is exemplified by the current array of designer laptops bearing names like Porsche®, and the multitude of available colors, styles, feature options, and accessories that can be purchased. One accessory in particular is the laptop case. Originally developed as non-descript protective enclosures purely to prevent damage, laptop cases now come in a myriad of colors and styles. Many are quite innovative in some respect, either in their protective abilities or aesthetics.
- For example, existing carrying cases for laptop computers are disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,267,236 to Seok, 5,775,497 to Krulik, 5,325,970 to Dillon, and others, all of which disclose various full enclosures for laptop computers (enclosing the entire laptop in a closed configuration). These and other laptop cases are generally molded boxes or sewn sleeves, with or without padding to protect the entire laptop. However, the prior art is void of any laptop enclosures that allow use of the laptop while still applied. Thus, existing laptop covers must be removed in order to use the laptop. Moreover, existing laptop enclosures do not add supplemental storage capability for accessories such as CD-ROMS, chargers, and flash drives.
- It would be greatly advantageous to provide a protective sleeve attachable around the LCD screen portion of an existing laptop/notebook that pivots with the LCD screen from its closed to any open position, providing effective padding and protection to the exterior of the LCD screen portion whilst at the same time giving an aesthetically unique and pleasing appearance, and which has a particular array of securable pockets for accessories such as CD-ROMS, chargers, and flash drives.
- Accordingly, it is the aim of the present invention to provide a protective sleeve attachable to the LCD screen portion of an existing laptop/notebook that provides a striking decorative appearance and further provides padding and insulation to protect the LCD screen.
- It is a further object of the invention to provide a protective sleeve as described above that attaches easily, clings closely to the LCD screen, and pivots freely therewith from its closed to any open position.
- It is a still further object of the invention to provide a protective sleeve as described above that comes in various designs and colors, allowing personalization of one's laptop.
- It is a still further object of the invention to provide a protective sleeve as described above that contains an array of outward pockets for carrying laptop accessories such as CD-ROMS, chargers, and flash drives.
- It is a still further object of the invention to provide a protective sleeve as described above that is economical to manufacture.
- The above objects are accomplished by providing an improved, attention-grabbing notebook/laptop sleeve that additionally cushions and insulates the LCD screen portion of a laptop to protect it from being dropped or bumped, etc. The protective sleeve generally comprises a soft pliable double-layer exterior fabric panel reinforced by a semi-rigid interior liner. The semi-rigid interior liner is contoured to conform to the curves of the laptop enclosure backing the LCD screen section, thereby helping to keep the exterior fabric panel flush. Dual-parallel straps are extended vertically across the exterior fabric panel, each strap running from top corner to bottom corner, and the straps may be looped around the sides of the LCD screen to suspend the exterior fabric panel taught and snug against the laptop enclosure. The exterior fabric panel bears embroidered, woven or silk-screen design(s) to increase the aesthetic value. The exterior fabric panel also bears a particular array of securable receptacles with pockets there behind for accessories such as CD-ROMS, chargers, and flash drives. The receptacles are secured by flaps having magnetic closures.
- The present laptop sleeve provides padding and insulation to protect the LCD screen, ample room for storage, and a useful and unique aesthetic
- Other objects, features, and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description of the preferred embodiment and certain modifications thereof when taken together with the accompanying drawings in which:
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FIG. 1 is a side perspective view of the laptopprotective sleeve 2, applied to the laptop, with the LCD screen portion in the open position. -
FIG. 2 is a side perspective view of the laptopprotective sleeve 2 as inFIG. 1 , applied to the laptop, with the LCD screen portion in the open position. -
FIG. 3 is a top perspective view of the laptopprotective sleeve 2 as inFIGS. 1-2 , applied to the laptop with the LCD screen portion in the closed position. -
FIG. 4 is a front perspective view of the laptopprotective sleeve 2 as inFIGS. 1-3 illustrating thereceptacles pockets - The present invention is a laptop protective sleeve attachable to the LCD screen portion of an existing laptop/notebook which accomplishes several objectives, namely: 1) providing a striking decorative appearance and the ability to individualize the appearance to one's tastes; 2) providing ample padding and insulation at the rear of the LCD screen portion to protect the LCD screen; and 3) clings closely to the LCD screen, pivoting freely therewith so as not to interfere with opening and closing, and which does not obstruct viewing of the LCD screen; and 4) provides an array of outward pockets for carrying laptop accessories such as CD-ROMS, chargers, and flash drives. In addition to the foregoing, the design of the present laptop sleeve is simple and economical to manufacture.
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FIGS. 1 through 4 show various views of a preferred embodiment of the laptopprotective sleeve 2 attached to the LCD screen portion of an existing laptop/notebook. The embodiment shown inFIGS. 1-4 is intended for a standard laptop with 12-16″ rectangular LCD screen. - However, one skilled in the art will readily understand that the laptop
protective sleeve 2 of the present invention can be made in varying sizes and shapes to accommodate all styles of laptops or notebooks without departing from the scope or spirit of the invention. -
FIG. 1 is a side perspective view of the laptopprotective sleeve 2 applied to the laptop with the LCD screen portion in the open position. The laptopprotective sleeve 2 generally comprises a soft double-layer fabric panel 4 comprising inner and outer fabric layers 4A & 4B, layer 4A being an ornate outer fabric layer 4A folded over along its margins, and layer 4B being an unadorned inner fabric layer 4B likewise folded over at the margins and sewn along the margins to the outer layer 4A. The outer layer of fabric panel may be formed of leather, denim, cotton, etc, as a matter of design choice. The inner layer offabric panel 4 may be virtually any shear fabric, although a wicking fabric is preferred to wick moisture away from the LCD screen. A semi-rigidinterior liner 5 is sewn inside the twoexterior panel 4 layers. A semi-rigidinterior liner 5 is sewn between the opposing layers 4A, 4B offabric panel 4. Theinterior liner 5 helps to keep the shape of the cover. The semi-rigidinterior liner 5 may be plastic sheet or a section of plastic mesh that is preferably contoured to conform to the curves of the laptop enclosure backing the LCD screen section. This helps to keep theexterior fabric panel 4 taught and snug-looking, and additionally provides a hard line of protection for the LCD screen. The outer layer offabric panel 4 is preferably a heavy denier fabric to pad the LCD screen, although lighter-weight fabrics may be used provided that a sheet of additional padding is sewn therein. Both of the two layers offabric panel 4 as well as theinterior liner 5 may be sewn together around their marginal periphery to provide a semi-rigid and padded backing for the LCD screen portion. - Dual-
parallel straps fabric panel 4, eachstrap parallel straps fabric panel 4, anchoring them therein. The length of the dual-parallel straps strap 6A to be looped around the LCD screen portion on one side, and theother strap 6B to be looped around the LCD screen portion on the other side, effectively suspending thefabric panel 4 taught and snug against the laptop enclosure backing the LCD screen. -
FIG. 2 is a side perspective view of the laptopprotective sleeve 2 as inFIG. 1 , applied to the laptop, with the LCD screen portion in the open position. Since the dual-parallel straps 6A & 6B span the LCD screen frontally at the outermost sides, they do not interfere with the laptop hinges which are generally offset 1-2″ inwardly of the sides of the LCD screen. Likewise, the position of the dual-parallel straps 6A & 6B avoids interference with a frontal view of the LCD screen, although both are preferably formed of a substantially transparent elastic material, and transparent polyurethane is preferred. This completely minimizes the visual effect of thestraps 6A & 6B. -
FIG. 3 is a top perspective view of thefabric panel 4, with laptop in the closed position. Thefabric panel 4 bears embroidered, woven or silk-screen design to increase the aesthetic value. Thesedesigns 30 may be ornamental patterns, monograms or logo designs in accordance with the personal tastes of the laptop user. - The
fabric panel 4 also bears a particular array of securable receptacles for accessories such as CD-ROMS, chargers, and flash drives. Specifically, the receptacles include a smallflash drive receptacle 10 withclosure 12, and abattery charger receptacle 20 withclosure 22. Like theexterior panel 4, eachreceptacle receptacles exterior panel 4, e.g., each is provided with its own backing. Thereceptacles exterior panel 4 by sewing along the margins of their respective backing. This configuration affords additional storage space behindreceptacles pockets receptacle 20 is dimensioned to provide ample storage space for a typical charger and in accordance with thepocket 24 there behind so thatpocket 24 will accommodate a CD-ROM jewel case (approximately 4″×4″).Receptacle 10 is dimensioned to provide ample storage space for a typical flash drive and in accordance with thepocket 14 there behind so thatpocket 14 will accommodate a memory stick or other small accessory (1″×2.5″). -
FIG. 4 is a front perspective view of the laptopprotective sleeve 2 as inFIGS. 1-3 illustrating thereceptacles receptacle flap magnetic closure 40. This configuration effectively provides four discrete storage spaces for accessories, two of which are highly secure. - It should now be apparent that the above-described laptop protective sleeve is easily attachable to the LCD screen portion of an existing laptop/notebook, provides a striking aesthetic and the ability to personalize the appearance to one's tastes, provides ample padding and insulation at the rear of the LCD screen portion to protect the LCD screen, clings closely to the LCD screen, pivoting freely therewith so as not to interfere with opening and closing, does not obstruct viewing of the LCD screen at all, and provides on-board storage for carrying laptop accessories such as CD-ROMS, chargers, and flash drives. Moreover, the design of the present laptop sleeve is simple and economical to manufacture.
- Having now fully set forth the preferred embodiments and certain modifications of the concept underlying the present invention, various other embodiments as well as certain variations and modifications of the embodiments herein shown and described will obviously occur to those skilled in the art upon becoming familiar with said underlying concept. It is to be understood, therefore, that the invention may be practiced otherwise than as specifically set forth in the appended claims.
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1. An ornamental and protective sleeve attachable to the LCD screen portion of an existing laptop/notebook, comprising:
a double-layer fabric panel including an outer fabric layer and an inner fabric layer;
a semi-rigid interior insert interposed between said outer and inner fabric layers, said interior liner being secured between said outer and inner liners; and
dual opposing straps fixedly attached from corner-to-corner on opposing sides of said double-layer fabric panel,
whereby said protective sleeve allows viewing of laptop screen in open position and provides aesthetic appeal and padded protection of said laptop.
2. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 1 , wherein said semi-rigid interior insert is secured between said outer and inner fabric layers by sewing there through.
3. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 1 , wherein said dual opposing straps are fixedly and paralelly attached from top to bottom on opposing sides of said double-layer fabric panel to span a viewable side of the LCD screen portion of the existing laptop/notebook while said double-layer fabric panel covers a non-viewable side.
4. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 3 , wherein said dual opposing straps are substantially transparent.
5. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 4 , wherein said dual opposing straps are formed of transparent vinyl plastic.
6. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 1 , further comprising a plurality of pockets formed in said outer fabric layer and a plurality of receptacles sewn edgewise to said pockets, said receptacles comprising flaps including closures.
7. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 1 , said fabric panel comprising an ornamental design.
8. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve attachable to the LCD screen portion of an existing laptop/notebook, comprising:
a rectangular double-layer fabric panel including an outer fabric layer and an inner fabric layer;
a semi-rigid interior liner interposed between said outer and inner fabric layers, said interior liner sewn edgewise to said outer and inner fabric layers;
dual-parallel straps fixedly attached end-wise vertically from corner-to-corner on opposing sides of said exterior panel, wherein ends of said straps are sewn between said outer and inner layers of said fabric panel and length of said straps is unattached thereby allowing each of said straps to loop around said LCD screen; and
a plurality of receptacles sewn edgewise to said fabric back panel, said receptacles comprising flaps including closures,
whereby said protective sleeve allows viewing of laptop screen in open position and provides aesthetic appeal and padded protection of said laptop.
9. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 8 , said fabric panel comprising an ornamental design.
10. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 8 , wherein said design is embroidered, woven, or silk-screen.
11. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 8 , said outer fabric layer comprising a heavy denier fabric.
12. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 8 , said inner fabric layer comprising a shear fabric.
13. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 12 , said shear fabric comprising a wicking fabric.
14. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 8 , said semi-rigid interior liner comprising plastic.
15. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 8 , said straps comprising transparent elastic.
16. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 8 , said receptacles comprising an outer fabric layer and an inner fabric layer, said outer fabric layer sewn edgewise to said inner fabric layer.
17. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 8 , said outer fabric layer of said fabric panel comprising a plurality of pockets formed behind said receptacles.
18. A laptop ornamental and protective sleeve according to claim 8 , said closures comprising magnets.
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