Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.

Panasonic Corporation

Hiroya Morikawa

Yukiharu Wakiguchi

Minoru Umesako

Eiji Saitou

Takayoshi Yamasaki

Takuto Takizawa

Seiji Shibuya

Hiroichi Yoshida

An electronic device includes a housing, and an operation member mounted on an inner surface of the housing. The housing includes a projection inwardly projected from a main surface of the housing and a wall erected on the main surface and having a light guide hole through which light passes. The operation member includes a holding part extending along the main surface from the projection to the wall, an erecting part erected from the holding part along the wall, a transmission part engaged with peripheral edges of the light guide hole while being fitted into the light guide hole and configured to transmit the light, and a receiving part configured to receive a user's operation from an outside of the housing.

Electronic device

A speaker device includes a housing that has a sound guide space having a vertically flattened shape, a first speaker disposed in the housing to be oriented toward a front of the housing, and a second speaker that is disposed in the housing and is oriented upward or downward to output sound into the sound guide space positioned at an internal upper part or an internal lower part of the housing. The sound guide space opens at an opening that is formed in vertically flattened form in the housing, and the opening has a vertical height that is smaller than an aperture of the first speaker.

Speaker device

Electronic equipment of the present invention includes a first housingwith an elastically deformable thin-wall portionformed as a part of the front wall, an elastically deformable spacer member, and a sub boardon which switchesare mounted. The spacer memberincludes a plurality of elastic membersand a second supporting member. Each of the elastic membersincludes an operating stripthat is formed so that when the thin-wall portionis deformed elastically, one surface of the operating stripcan be brought into contact with a back surface of the thin-wall portionand the other surface can be pressed against the switch. The second supporting memberis formed so as to protrude between each of the elastic members, and can be brought into contact with the back surface of the thin-wall portionat least when the thin-wall portionis deformed elastically. The elastic membersand the second supporting memberare formed integrally. With this configuration, the electronic equipment does not cause an operation error in which a plurality of switches are pressed simultaneously.

Electronic equipment

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Osaka, Japan

Hiroya Morikawa