Casio Computer Co., Ltd.

Yuichi Masuda

Hiroshi Morohoshi

Akihide Takasu

Yuji Doi

Takanobu Kanezashi

Yoshiya Kato

Katsuaki Karasawa

Yasuo Kuroki

Data storage device with only internal addressing

In an azimuth indicating apparatus, there are provided a wind speed measuring unit for measuring a wind speed, an azimuth measuring unit for measuring azimuth, a display unit for displaying wind speeds measured at respective azimuths, and a display control unit for controlling the display unit to display the wind speeds measured at the respective azimuths based on the measurement results of the azimuth measuring unit and the wind speed measuring unit. Accordingly, the blowing direction of the wind is indicated by the azimuth indicating apparatus.

Azimuth indicator equipped with anemometer capable of indicating blowing

In a packaging structure, a tongue-like portion is formed in one end portion of a base to extend toward an end of the one end portion. A wristwatch, having a pair of watchbands with a band keeper being provided on one of the bands, is placed on the base, and the tongue-like portion is inserted into an opening of the band keeper through a gap of the band keeper and the corresponding watchband. A pillow portion is formed in the one end portion of the base at a region which is nearer to the end of the one end portion than the tongue-like portion. The pillow portion covers the tongue-like portion, and an extending end of the one of the watchbands lays on the pillow portion in a longitudinal direction of the base.

Packaging structure

In an electronic apparatus with a first case and a second case movable to opening/closing positions of the first case, there is provided electro-optical converting means at a portion of the first case which is located opposite to the second case when the second case is opened at a predetermined opening angle. The electro-optical converting means converts an electric signal obtained from a first electronic circuit employed in the first case into an optical signal. Then, an optical-electro converting means is employed at a portion of the second case which is located opposite to the electro-optical converting means when the second case is opened at a predetermined opening angle. The optical-electro converting means converts the optical signal produced from the electro-optical converting means into an electric signal. When the second case is opened at a predetermined opening angle, the signal transmission between a first electronic circuit employed in the first case and a second electronic circuit employed in the second case is carried out via the electro-optical converting means and optical-electro converting means.

Electronic apparatus having movable case

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Kunitachi, Japan

Yuichi Masuda