Bag computer system and bag apparatus
First Claim
1. A self-contained, wearable computer system comprising:
- a) a bag having a front wall, an opposing back wall, a left wall, a right wall, a bottom wall and a top wall including a top opening for providing access to the interior of the bag wherein each wall has an inside surface and an outside surface;
b) a computer consisting of a display panel and computing unit panel including computing unit pivotally and electrically attached together by one edge wherein the display is facing away from the computing unit panel when the two panels are folded together;
c) a computer support structure attached to the inside or outside surface of the top half of the bag'"'"'s front wall and/or the top walls and matching said computer wherein the computer support structures positions the computer'"'"'s display panel so it may store approximately flat against the outside of the bag'"'"'s front wall and pivot on a horizontal axis around the area near the junction of the front and top walls so the display is in the line of sight of the operator/wearer;
d) a pivoting cover attached on a horizontal axis to the outside of the bag and selectively covering or uncovering the storage area of the computer'"'"'s display panel on the top portion of the outside of the bag'"'"'s front wall; and
e) a strap to support the bag on the wearer'"'"'s body.
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Abstract
Disclosed is a system comprised of a bag and computer combination which allows the bag wearer to quickly access and use a computer while mobile. The system can be in three forms and all three are used in the same way: a pivoting cover is moved out of the way to expose a display which pivots into the line of sight of the wearer/operator. When assembled, all the components are physically connected and electrical components are electrically connected. Additional components include a keyboard or write pad mounted on the pivoting cover or on a separate pivoting mount near the center bag front, a display prop which braces the display in various angular positions and side pockets fitted for peripherals. An example is cited using a bag with flap mounts and equipment which mounts to the flaps using clamps.
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79 Claims
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1. A self-contained, wearable computer system comprising:
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a) a bag having a front wall, an opposing back wall, a left wall, a right wall, a bottom wall and a top wall including a top opening for providing access to the interior of the bag wherein each wall has an inside surface and an outside surface; b) a computer consisting of a display panel and computing unit panel including computing unit pivotally and electrically attached together by one edge wherein the display is facing away from the computing unit panel when the two panels are folded together; c) a computer support structure attached to the inside or outside surface of the top half of the bag'"'"'s front wall and/or the top walls and matching said computer wherein the computer support structures positions the computer'"'"'s display panel so it may store approximately flat against the outside of the bag'"'"'s front wall and pivot on a horizontal axis around the area near the junction of the front and top walls so the display is in the line of sight of the operator/wearer; d) a pivoting cover attached on a horizontal axis to the outside of the bag and selectively covering or uncovering the storage area of the computer'"'"'s display panel on the top portion of the outside of the bag'"'"'s front wall; and e) a strap to support the bag on the wearer'"'"'s body. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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19. A self-contained, wearable computer system comprising:
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a) a bag having a front wall, an opposing back wall, a left wall, a right wall, a bottom wall and a top wall including a top opening for providing access to the interior of the bag wherein each wall has an inside surface and an outside surface; b) a top bag position pivoting computer equipment mount to pivotally and removably attach the display panel near the junction of the top and front bag walls so that it may store approximately flat against the outside of the bag'"'"'s front wall and pivot on a horizontal axis from that position so that the display is in the line of sight of the operator/wearer; c) a display panel with a front side, opposite back side, proximal attachment edge, distal edge and two side edges, the display panel further comprises a display located on the front side and attachments on the proximal attachment edge matching the bag'"'"'s pivoting computer equipment mount wherein the display panel when installed may store approximately flat against the outside of the bag'"'"'s front wall and pivot on a horizontal axis from that position so that the display is in the line of sight of the operator/wearer; d) a computing unit located inside the display panel. e) a pivoting cover attached on a horizontal axis to the outside of the bag and selectively covering or uncovering the storage area of the computer'"'"'s display panel on the top portion of the outside of the bag'"'"'s front wall. f) a strap to support the bag on the wearer'"'"'s body. - View Dependent Claims (20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38)
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39. A self-contained, wearable computer system comprising:
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a) a bag having a front wall, an opposing back wall, a left wall, a right wall, a bottom wall and a top wall including a top opening for providing access to the interior of the bag wherein each wall has an inside surface and an outside surface; b) An inside computer support structure attached to the inside surface of the bag'"'"'s front wall and/or top wall and designed to match and hold the computing unit panel to the inside of the bag'"'"'s front wall and align the computing unit panel with electrical connections to outside computer equipment; c) A top bag position pivoting computer equipment mount to pivotally and removably attach the display panel near the junction of the top and front bag walls so that it may store approximately flat against the outside of the bag'"'"'s front wall and pivot on a horizontal axis from that position so that the display is in the line of sight of the operator/wearer; d) a display panel with a front side, opposite back side, proximal attachment edge, distal edge and two side edges, the display panel further comprises a display located on the front side and attachments on the proximal attachment edge matching the bag'"'"'s pivoting computer equipment mount wherein the display panel when installed may store approximately flat against the outside of the bag'"'"'s front wall and pivot on a horizontal axis from that position so that the display is in the line of sight of the operator/wearer; e) a computing unit panel physically matching the inside computer support structure and including a computing unit and an electrical connection to the outside display panel; f) a pivoting cover attached on a horizontal axis to the outside of the bag and selectively covering or uncovering the storage area of the computer'"'"'s display panel on the top portion of the outside of the bag'"'"'s front wall; and g) a strap to support the bag on the wearer'"'"'s body. - View Dependent Claims (40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58)
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59. A bag for holding computer equipment for mobile use comprising:
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a) a bag having a front wall, an opposing back wall, a left wall, a right wall, a bottom wall and a top wall including a top opening for providing access to the interior of the bag wherein each wall has an inside surface and an outside surface; b) a computer support structure attached to the inside or outside surface of the top portion of the bag'"'"'s front wall and/or the top wall wherein the computer support structures holds the body panel of a computer composed of a body panel hinged to a display panel while positioning the computer'"'"'s display panel so it may store approximately flat against the outside of the bag'"'"'s front wall and pivot on a horizontal axis around the area near the junction of the front and top walls so the display is in the line of sight of the operator/wearer; c) a cover flap having a proximal edge attached on a horizontal axis near the center of the bag front and distal edge fasteners wherein the cover flap selectively covers or uncovers the display panel storage area on the top portion of the outside of the bag'"'"'s front wall and the distal edge fasteners match and attach to complimentary fasteners on the bag'"'"'s top wall or top front wall to hold the pivoting cover in place. d) a strap to support the bag on the wearer'"'"'s body. - View Dependent Claims (60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67)
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68. A bag for holding computer equipment for mobile use comprising:
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a) a bag having a front wall, an opposing back wall, a left wall, a right wall, a bottom wall and a top wall including a top opening for providing access to the interior of the bag wherein each wall has an inside surface and an outside surface; b) a short flexible fabric attachment flap connected to the bag on a horizontal axis near the junction of the front and top walls wherein the attachment flap is configured to match and attach to the clamp jaws on the edge of a display panel so the display panel may store approximately flat against the outside of the bag'"'"'s front wall and pivot on a horizontal axis around the area near the junction of the front and top walls and move the display into the line of sight of the operator/wearer; c) a cover flap having a proximal edge attached on a horizontal axis near the center of the bag front and distal edge fasteners wherein the cover flap selectively covers or uncovers the display panel storage area on the top portion of the outside of the bag'"'"'s front wall and the distal edge fasteners match and attach to complimentary fasteners on the bag'"'"'s top wall or top front wall to hold the pivoting cover in place. d) a strap to support the bag on the wearer'"'"'s body. - View Dependent Claims (69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79)
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