Carrying bag for a notebook computer
A carrying bag for a notebook computer has a body and two back straps. The body has a first housing and a second housing mutually folded together and having a chamber defined therebetween. The second housing is connected with the first housing with a bottom wall thereof. The second housing has a positioning strap and a fixing strap for fixing a portable support frame. The back straps mounted on the second housing. Each back strap has two ends respectively mounted on a bottom and a top of the second housing. The present invention allows users to operate a notebook computer outdoors and upon walking without having to keep staying at a fixed location. Users can operate the notebook computer at any time regardless of if standing or leaning against a wall.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention is related to a carrying bag for a notebook computer, and more particularly to a carrying bag collaborated with a support frame facilitating users simultaneously operating a notebook computer when users are walking.
2. Description of the Related Art
To facilitate carrying a notebook computer, users usually store the notebook computer in a carrying bag. Besides featuring portability, such carrying bag also addresses moisture-proof and impact-resistant functions.
However, existing notebook computers only target at solving the portability concern while users cannot simultaneously operate the notebook computers upon walking. If users intend to operate the notebook computers, the notebook computers must be placed on a flat place or users' lap before opening the notebook computers to operate. Hence, such pre-requisite results in inconvenience to users, especially to those who must have information from the webs at all time or exchange timely information with others. Such inconvenience sometimes will even lead to financial loss. Consequently, the carrying bags for conventional notebook computer can be further refined.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTIONAn objective of the present invention is to provide a carrying bag for a notebook computer collaborated with a support frame facilitating users simultaneously operating a notebook computer when users are walking.
To achieve the foregoing objective, the carrying bag has a body and two back straps. The body has a first housing, a second housing and a chamber. The second housing is folded on the first housing and has a bottom wall, a top wall, two side walls, a positioning strap and a fixing strap.
The bottom wall is connected with the first housing. The positioning strap is mounted on two ends of an inside face of the bottom wall to define a positioning space between the positioning strap and the second housing. The fixing strap has two ends respectively mounted on the two side walls. The chamber is defined between the first housing and the second housing.
The back straps are mounted on a periphery of the second housing. Each back strap has two ends respectively mounted on a bottom and a top of the periphery of the second housing.
Preferably, the fixing strap has two binding straps, one binding strap is mounted on one of the side walls and extends outwardly, and the other binding strap is mounted on the other side wall and extends outwardly, and the free ends of the two binding straps are mutually fixed by a fixing means.
Preferably, the fixing means is two pieces of velcros formed on the corresponding free ends of the binding straps.
Preferably, the second housing further has a fending board having a top edge fastened on the top wall of the second housing and two side edges selectively fastened on the two side walls of the second housing by a zipper; and an accommodation space is defined between the fending board and the second housing to receive the fixing strap.
Preferably, the first housing and the second housing have a zipper respectively formed on edges thereof so as to zip and unzip the first housing and the second housing.
Preferably, the carrying bag further has a handle strap mounted on the top wall of the second housing.
Preferably, the first housing has a pad mounted therein.
The carrying bag for a notebook computer of the present invention not only provides the functions of storing and carrying a notebook computer, but also allows users to carry the carrying bag on the chest of users. A portable support frame can be further placed in the carrying bag. After a cover of the portable support frame is fixed by the positioning strap and the fixing strap and the fending board, and a base is placed in the first housing, the notebook computer can be placed on the base. Accordingly, users can operate the notebook computer when walking without wasting time and resulting in loss upon finding a right place to operate.
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The body has a first housing 11 and a second housing 12. The first housing 11 and the second housing 12 are mutually folded together. A chamber is defined between the first housing 11 and the second housing 12. The first housing 11 and the second housing 12 have a zipper respectively formed on edges thereof so as to zip and unzip the first housing 11 and the second housing 12. The first housing 11 has a pad 111 mounted therein. The second housing 12 has a bottom wall, a top wall, two side walls, a positioning strap 16, a fixing strap 13 and a fending board 14.
The bottom wall is connected with the first housing 11. The positioning strap 16 is mounted on two ends of an inside face of the bottom wall to define a positioning space between the positioning strap 16 and the second housing 12. The fixing strap 13 is composed of two binding straps 131, 132. One of the two binding straps 131 is mounted on one side wall and extends outwardly, and the other binding strap 132 is mounted on the other side wall and extends outwardly. The free ends of the two binding straps 131, 132 are mutually fixed by a fixing means. In
The fending board 14 has a top edge fastened on the top wall of the second housing 12 and two side edges selectively fastened on the two side walls of the second housing 12. Hence, an accommodation space 15 is defined between the fending board 14 and the second housing 12 as shown in
The back straps 20 are mounted on a periphery of the second housing 12, and two ends of each back strap 20 are respectively mounted on a bottom 121 and a top 122 of the periphery of the second housing 12 so that the carrying bag can be carried on a back or chest thereof.
The handle strap 30 is mounted on the top wall of the second housing 12 for users to hand-carry.
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The carrying bag for a notebook computer allows users to operate a notebook computer outdoors or upon walking without having to stay at a fixed location. Users can also stand or lean against a wall to operate the notebook computer. As long as users carries the carrying bag on their chest and opens up the carrying bag, a platform for operating the notebook computer can be formulated, thereby facilitating users to operate the notebook computer at all time without missing any important information and wasting time when finding a right place to operate.
Even though numerous characteristics and advantages of the present invention have been set forth in the foregoing description, together with details of the structure and function of the invention, the disclosure is illustrative only. Changes may be made in detail, especially in matters of shape, size, and arrangement of parts within the principles of the invention to the full extent indicated by the broad general meaning of the terms in which the appended claims are expressed.
Claims
1. A carrying bag for a notebook computer, comprising:
- a body having:
- a first housing;
- a second housing folded on the first housing and having:
- a bottom wall connected with the first housing;
- a top wall;
- two side walls;
- a positioning strap mounted on two ends of an inside face of the bottom wall to define a positioning space between the positioning strap and the second housing;
- a fixing strap having two ends respectively mounted on the two side walls; and a chamber defined between the first housing and the second housing; and
- two back straps mounted on a periphery of the second housing, each back strap having two ends respectively mounted on a bottom and a top of the periphery of the second housing.
2. The carrying bag as claimed in claim 1, wherein the fixing strap has two binding straps, one binding strap is mounted on one of the side walls and extends outwardly, and the other binding strap is mounted on the other side wall and extends outwardly, and the free ends of the two binding straps are mutually fixed by a fixing means.
3. The carrying bag as claimed in claim 2, wherein the fixing means is two pieces of velcros formed on the corresponding free ends of the binding straps.
4. The carrying bag as claimed in claim 1, wherein
- the second housing further has a fending board having a top edge fastened on the top wall of the second housing and two side edges selectively fastened on the two side walls of the second housing by a zipper; and
- an accommodation space is defined between the fending board and the second housing to receive the fixing strap.
5. The carrying bag as claimed in claim 2, wherein
- the second housing further has a fending board having a top edge fastened on the top wall of the second housing and two side edges selectively fastened on the two side walls of the second housing by a zipper; and
- an accommodation space is defined between the fending board and the second housing to receive the fixing strap.
6. The carrying bag as claimed in claim 3, wherein
- the second housing further has a fending board having a top edge fastened on the top wall of the second housing and two side edges selectively fastened on the two side walls of the second housing by a zipper; and
- an accommodation space is defined between the fending board and the second housing to receive the fixing strap.
7. The carrying bag as claimed in claims 1, wherein the first housing and the second housing have a zipper respectively formed on edges thereof so as to zip and unzip the first housing and the second housing.
8. The carrying bag as claimed in claims 2, wherein the first housing and the second housing have a zipper respectively formed on edges thereof so as to zip and unzip the first housing and the second housing.
9. The carrying bag as claimed in claims 4, wherein the first housing and the second housing have a zipper respectively formed on edges thereof so as to zip and unzip the first housing and the second housing.
10. The carrying bag as claimed in claims 5, wherein the first housing and the second housing have a zipper respectively formed on edges thereof so as to zip and unzip the first housing and the second housing.
11. The carrying bag as claimed in claims 1, further comprising a handle strap mounted on the top wall of the second housing.
12. The carrying bag as claimed in claims 2, further comprising a handle strap mounted on the top wall of the second housing.
13. The carrying bag as claimed in claims 4, further comprising a handle strap mounted on the top wall of the second housing.
14. The carrying bag as claimed in claims 5, further comprising a handle strap mounted on the top wall of the second housing.
15. The carrying bag as claimed in claims 1, wherein the first housing has a pad mounted therein.
16. The carrying bag as claimed in claims 2, wherein the first housing has a pad mounted therein.
17. The carrying bag as claimed in claims 4, wherein the first housing has a pad mounted therein.
18. The carrying bag as claimed in claims 5, wherein the first housing has a pad mounted therein.
Type: Application
Filed: May 17, 2010
Publication Date: Nov 17, 2011
Inventor: Andy Chiu (San Chung)
Application Number: 12/800,530
International Classification: A45F 3/04 (20060101);