Sony Corporation

The Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd.

Yoshihide Nakamura

Norifumi Kawashima

Tadashi Miura

Norio Shindo

Shinya Ono

A rectangular cartridge that is substantially common in shape and external size with a disc cartridge in which a flexible magnetic disc with a diameter of 3.5 inches is accommodated, wherein at one side of the cartridge there is formed an insertion hole which permits insertion of a substantially rectangular plate-shaped memory and is adapted so that the plate-shaped memory is inserted with the short side as the insertion side. Further, there is formed a memory attaching portion substantially in correspondence with a long side of the plate-shaped memory in a manner continuous to the memory insertion hole and in parallel to the side adjacent to the side where the memory insertion hole is formed. In addition, a group of terminals for connection to terminals of the plate-shaped memory are provided at the terminating portion of the memory attaching portion. The cartridge is intended to be loaded into a recording and/or reproducing apparatus in the state where the plate-shaped memory is attached to the memory attaching portion. Thus, recording and/or reproduction of information signals with respect to the plate-shaped memory are carried out.

Cartridge and memory medium comprising cartridge and plate memory

Disclosed is an iron golf club set which comprises a plurality of golf clubs of different counts, each golf club having a steel shaft, wherein a steel shaft of a shorter golf club is set heavier than that of a longer golf club; a step formation region is provided in a position having an equal distance for all of the golf clubs from a grip end in a shaft axial direction, the step formation region having a shaft outer diameter changed in a plurality of steps therein; a specific area is set in a position having an equal distance for all of the golf clubs from a sole end of a head in the shaft axial direction, and is nearer to a grip with respect to a shaft full length in the step formation region of each golf club; and a step interval in the specific area is set narrower than that outside the specific area.

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Tokyo, Japan

Yoshihide Nakamura