Fujitsu Corporation

Kei Kojima

Chikara Kobayashi

Katsumi Adachi

Yoshifumi Kajiwara

Hiroyuki Takita

Kazunobu Yoneyama

Shigehiro Fujii

Hirohisa Nakabayashi

Satoru Noma

Toru Koike

Tomohiro Butsusaka

Masahiko Ina

Kyoko Fujita

Jun Hata

An electronic device equipped with a touch panel provided with, at side surfaces of the housing, first elastic members having a first modulus of elasticity and a first coefficient of friction and contacting a level surface when the electronic device is made to stand in a range from the vertical to 50&#xb0; and second elastic members having a second modulus of elasticity lower that the first modulus of elasticity and a second coefficient of friction larger than the first coefficient of friction and contacting the level surface when the electronic device is made to lean against a wall from the level surface by an angle of 50&#xb0; or less, the electronic device thereby prevented from slipping no matter what the range of angle, is provided.

Electronic device

An electronic device includes a housing, a first light guide plate, a second light guide plate, and a first adhesive member. A first hole in position to a first light-emitting source and a second hole in position to a second light-emitting source are formed on the housing. The first light guide plate has a first projection to be inserted into the first hole. The second light guide plate has a main-body plate portion to be superposed on the first light guide plate with the first projection penetrating therethrough and a second projection to be inserted into the second hole. The second light guide plate blocks out the light of the first light-emitting source with the main-body plate portion. The first adhesive member is inserted between the second light guide plate and the housing, and attaches the main-body plate portion to the housing.

Electronic device and assembly method of the same

An electronic device includes a housing, a display module, and a touch panel. On the housing, an opening is formed. The display module is fixed to the inside of the housing in such a way that a display surface faces the side of the opening. The touch panel is placed to be opposed to the display surface of the display module via a first elastic member placed on the display surface of the display module, and is fixed to the housing via a second elastic member placed on the housing. Hardness of the first elastic member is higher than that of the second elastic member.

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Kawasaki, Japan

Kei Kojima