Fujitsu Corporation

Susumu Nikawa

Hiroshi Kobayashi

Hiroshi Kubo

Yoshihiro Ono

Yoshifumi Kajiwara

Tomoyuki Nagamine

Shigeru Yamaguchi

Haruyoshi Yada

Kazunobu Yoneyama

Kenta Sugimori

Toshiyuki Itoh

Katsumi Takada

Manabu Matsushima

Masayuki Sato

Takashi Kojima

Tetsuya Hori

Manabu Sotodate

Kenetsu Furuki

Shigeo Nonoyama

Toshifumi Tanida

Hironobu Taniguchi

Yoshiaki Katou

Koji Nakakubo

Yoshitomo Ishii

Kinya Inoue

Kunihiko Shimizu

Manabu Ogino

Toshinari Fukuda

An information terminal device includes a first case; a second case electrically connected to the first case with a cable, the second case being movable relative to the first case; and a cable-containing section that allows movement of an extra-length portion of the cable, the extra-length portion being disposed so as to have a spiral shape, the movement of the extra-length portion being caused by movement of one of the first case and the second case, wherein the cable-containing section is disposed in one of the first case and the second case.

Information terminal device

An electronic apparatus has a fixed case unit and a movable case unit, and the rotation operability of the movable case unit is improved. The electronic apparatus having the fixed case unit and movable case unit also includes a movable arm, which is fitted openably and closably to the fixed case unit via a hinge. The movable case unit is supported rotatably on the movable arm, and the rotation center of the movable case unit is set at a position near the hinge to be on or near the centerline of the movable case unit.

Electronic apparatus, display control method and recording medium

The present invention is intended to improve the receiving performance of a loop antenna to be connected to an IC chip that is incorporated in an IC card or a portable cellular phone. A loop antenna that is connected to an IC chip which has a CPU and a memory mounted thereon and which is incorporated in a casing, and that transmits or receives predetermined electromagnetic waves to or from a reader writer includes a main loop antenna and at least one sub-loop antenna disposed away from the main loop antenna. The sub-loop antenna is connected to the IC chip in parallel with or in series with the main loop antenna. A transmission/reception frequency at which the sub-loop antenna transmits or receives electromagnetic waves may be different from the one at which the main loop antenna transmits or receives electromagnetic waves.

Loop antenna and electronic equipment including loop antenna

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Kawasaki, Japan

Susumu Nikawa