Nintendo Co., Ltd.

Nintentdo Co., Ltd.

Hiroki Goto

Yui Ehara

Junichiro Miyatake

Kochi Kawai

Takaki Fujino

Satoshi Ishibashi

Munetaka Nishikawa

Hironori Akai

Kenichi Sugino

Tetsuya Akama

Kumpei Fujita

Yuko Zenri

Takayoshi Matsui

Shinji Yamamoto

Noboru Wakitani

Hideaki Kamata

Fumihiko Inoue

Yuya Okazaki

Kazuki Ebihara

Shinji Hirose

Tomoki Yamamoto

Masaki Amano

Takaki Tsutsui

Tetsuya Kifune

Shogo Takeda

A controller includes a key top, a substrate, and an elastic member. The elastic member includes a pressed portion, a base, a skirt portion, and a pressing member. The substrate includes a contact. When viewed in the first direction, the pressing member is surrounded by an outer peripheral edge of a prescribed region. In the second direction, a distance between an end of the outer peripheral edge of the prescribed region on a side of a swing center of the key top and an end of a top surface on the side of the swing center is longer than a distance between an end of the outer peripheral edge of the prescribed region opposite to the swing center and an end of the top surface opposite to the swing center. In the second direction, the contact is located closer to the swing center than the top surface.

Controller and key structure

An electronic device includes a housing, a display, a light source, a light guide plate, and a mark portion. The light source is provided inside the housing and below the display. The mark portion is provided in the rear surface of the housing and includes a portion that shines as light from the light source passes therethrough. A lower end of the mark portion is defined as a first end and an upper end of the mark portion is defined as a second end. When viewed in a direction from the rear surface toward the front surface, the light source is located between the first end and the second end, and a distance from the second end to the light source is longer than a distance from the first end to the light source.

Electronic device including mark portion

Computer

Portable computer

Computer casings

An electronic component including a terminal holding unit which holds a plurality of terminals, a metallic shell which houses the terminal holding unit inside thereof, the metallic shell including an insulation opening where a connection object which connects with the terminals is inserted and contact terminals which are adjacent to the metallic shell, each of the contact terminals including a contact plane which faces an insertion direction of the connection object into the metallic shell. A plate-like leg for fixating the metallic shell to a substrate is formed at each of side surfaces of the metallic shell.

Electronic component

Portable electronic computer

Housing component for electronic computer

A game apparatus has an upper housing and a lower housing which are foldable. A first part, a second part, and a third part constitute the upper housing. A fourth part, a fifth part, and a sixth part constitute the lower housing. By assembling the parts, the game apparatus comes to have a three-layered structure when folded, thereby enhancing operability, a degree of freedom of design, and the like.

Hand-held game apparatus and housing part of the same

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Kyoto, Japan

Hiroki Goto