Electronic apparatus with a leg
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1. An electronic apparatus, comprising:
- a display adapted for use in both a horizontal direction and a vertical direction;
a main unit coupled to the display, the main unit including a bottom wall;
a first tilt leg fixed to the bottom wall, the position of the first tilt leg being eccentric to a rear wall when the display is used in the horizontal direction; and
a second tilt leg pivotally coupled to the bottom wall and adapted to either a use position protruded from the bottom wall or a storage position stored in the bottom wall, the second tilt leg, when pivoted, protruding to elevate a first peripheral wall of the display in the vertical direction higher than a second peripheral wall situated opposite the first peripheral wall.
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An electronic apparatus includes a display that is used both in a horizontal direction and a vertical direction, and a main unit coupled to the display, which includes a bottom wall. The apparatus also includes a first tilt leg fixed to the bottom wall, and a second tilt leg that is pivotally supported by the bottom wall between a use position protruded from the bottom wall and a storage position stored in the bottom wall. The position of the first tilt leg is eccentric to a rear side when the display is used in the horizontal direction, and the second tilt leg protruded makes the rear portion of the display in the vertical direction high.
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1. An electronic apparatus, comprising:
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a display adapted for use in both a horizontal direction and a vertical direction;
a main unit coupled to the display, the main unit including a bottom wall;
a first tilt leg fixed to the bottom wall, the position of the first tilt leg being eccentric to a rear wall when the display is used in the horizontal direction; and
a second tilt leg pivotally coupled to the bottom wall and adapted to either a use position protruded from the bottom wall or a storage position stored in the bottom wall, the second tilt leg, when pivoted, protruding to elevate a first peripheral wall of the display in the vertical direction higher than a second peripheral wall situated opposite the first peripheral wall. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. An electronic apparatus, comprising:
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a main unit including a bottom wall and a top wall;
an input device arranged at the top wall of the main unit;
a display coupled to the main unit, the display being adapted to be pivoted along a horizontal axis relevant to the main unit and reversibly rotated around a vertical axis, the display being used both in a horizontal direction and a vertical direction when the display is reversed, the display including a first peripheral wall, a second peripheral wall, a third peripheral wall, and a fourth peripheral wall;
a first tilt leg fixed to the bottom wall, the first tilt leg causing the reversibly rotated display to be tilted such that the first peripheral wall is lower than the second peripheral wall when the display is in the horizontal direction; and
a second tilt leg which is pivotally coupled to the bottom wall between a use position protruded from the bottom wall and a storage position stored in the bottom wall, the second tilt leg causing the reversibly rotated display to be tilted such that the third peripheral wall is lower than the fourth peripheral wall when the display is in the vertical direction. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. An electronic apparatus, comprising:
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a display which is used both in a horizontal direction and a vertical direction;
a main unit coupled to the display, the main unit includes a bottom wall;
a first tilt leg pivotally coupled to the bottom wall between a use position protruded from the bottom wall and a storage position stored in the bottom wall; and
a second tilt leg pivotally coupled to the bottom wall between a use position protruded from the bottom wall and a storage position stored in the bottom wall, wherein the first tilt leg causes the display to be tilted so that a first peripheral wall of the display is lowered when display is used in the horizontal direction, and the second tilt leg causes the display to be tilted so that a second peripheral wall, adjacent to the first peripheral wall, of the display is lowered when the display is used in the vertical direction. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19, 20)
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