Casio Keisanki Kabushiki Kaisha

Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Casio Computer Co., Ltd.

Haruki Ota

Yukinori Ido

Seishiro Takano

Toru Matsumoto

Kunihiko Sasaki

Kazuaki Yamana

Katsuhiro Inoue

Masahisa Tamura

Hideki Ito

Toshinori Yamazaki

Shigehiro Torii

Haruhisa Ueda

Tadahisa Sawano

Hironori Oishi

Hiroaki Hishiyama

Yasuaki Matsuura

Yoshihoro Komuta

An image capturing apparatus includes a first mount portion and a first cylindrical member that has a color different from a color of the first mount portion and is disposed in a circumferential direction of the first mount portion, an accessory includes an exterior portion, a second mount portion, and a second cylindrical member having a color different from a color of the second mount portion and similar to a color of the first cylindrical member and disposed in a circumferential direction of the second mount portion, and in a state where the accessory is attached to the image capturing apparatus, reference surfaces of the first mount portion and the second mount portion are in contact with each other, and the first cylindrical member and the second cylindrical member are externally exposed regardless of whether the accessory is attached to or detached from the image capturing apparatus.

Image capturing apparatus, accessory, camera system including image capturing apparatus and accessory

Digital camera

Label printer

Interface for a handheld computer

Handheld computer

Modem for a handheld computer

Combined pager, telephone dialer and electronic calculator having the

A mechanism for swinging a rectangular plate-like panel unit between a first state in which the panel unit is set with its longer sides parallel to a horizontal direction and a second state in which the panel unit is set with its shorter sides parallel to the horizontal direction. The mechanism includes a support unit swingably supporting the panel unit, a first connecting member coupling the panel unit and the support unit, and a second connecting member coupling the panel unit and the support unit. The first connecting member serves as a shaft around which the panel unit is swingable relative to the support unit. The mechanism further includes a first guide groove formed in the support unit to regulate movement of the first connecting member, and a second guide groove formed in the support unit to regulate movement of the second connecting member. The first and second connecting members respectively engage the first and second guide groove and are respectively movable therein when the panel unit is swung between the first and second states.

Panel unit swing mechanism having first and second guide grooves and

Electronic calculator with printer

Growing community of inventors

Yokohama, Japan

Haruki Ota