Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Panasonic Corporation

Fumio Hashimoto

Tsutomu Abe

Mamoru Yoshida

Kazuhiro Konishi

Haruo Hayakawa

Masami Tatehana

Kazunori Kouno

Tuyoshi Kobayashi

Yoshiaki Kameyama

A circuit board in which the attachment strength of a frame member to a substrate can be improved, and a mobile electronic apparatus are provided. A circuit boardhas: a substrate; plural electronic componentswhich are mounted on the substrate; and a frame memberwhich is attached to the substrateso as to surround the electronic components. A resin portionis formed by a resin which is filled into the frame member. The circuit boardhas: a lower bent portion(contact portion) which is disposed in a basal end portionB of a wall portionof the frame memberalong the substrate; and a raised portionwhich is disposed in an outer end portionA of the lower bent portion

Circuit board and mobile electronic apparatus

Mobile electronic equipment has a frame portion which is formed in such a manner that the midsection of a side thereof is located at the longest distance from the surface of the liquid crystal display. Since the arched configuration can suppress deformation of the enclosure in comparison with the linear configuration as seen in arched structure of bridges, even when external pressure is applied onto the liquid crystal cover panel or the enclosure cover , the enclosure cover , especially the midsection of the frame portion on that side resists deformation, and even when the frame portion of the enclosure cover or the liquid crystal display cover panel comes in contact with the liquid crystal display due to deformation, a load applied onto the liquid crystal display upon contact may be reduced and cracks in the liquid crystal display may be prevented.

Mobile electronic equipment with liquid crystal display

A telephone handset support device includes a resting base having a receiver setting recess and a receiver engaging projection formed on an inner side surface of the receiver setting recess. When a receiver is set in the recess, the projection engages with an engagement recess formed in the receiver. The handset resting base is provided with a spring which applies an urging force in the direction of releasing the engagement between the engagement recess of the handset and the receiver engaging projection and which also functions as charging terminals. The spring functions, when the support device is used for a desk-top type telephone, to release the engagement between the engagement recess and the receiver engaging projection and, when the support device is used for a wall-hang type telephone, to enable engagement between the engagement recess and the receiver engaging projection due to the weight of the handset itself against the urging force.

Handset supporting device

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Kanagawa, Japan

Fumio Hashimoto