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Patent US20030199290 - Portable, foldable electronic device equipped with telephone functions and ... - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsPortable, foldable electronic device equipped with telephone functions and camera functions, and comprising at least a first housing part a second housing part, hinge means, which are arranged to fold the housing parts into different operating positions, a closed operating position in which the rear...http://www.google.com/patents/US20030199290?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US20030199290 - Portable, foldable electronic device equipped with telephone functions and camera functionsAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS20030199290 A1Publication typeApplicationApplication numberUS 10/417,498Publication dateOct 23, 2003Filing dateApr 17, 2003Priority dateApr 17, 2002Also published asCN1647492A, EP1495624A1, WO2003088629A1Publication number10417498, 417498, US 2003/0199290 A1, US 2003/199290 A1, US 20030199290 A1, US 20030199290A1, US 2003199290 A1, US 2003199290A1, US-A1-20030199290, US-A1-2003199290, US2003/0199290A1, US2003/199290A1, US20030199290 A1, US20030199290A1, US2003199290 A1, US2003199290A1InventorsKimmo ViertolaOriginal AssigneeNokia CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (10), Referenced by (74), Classifications (16), Legal Events (1) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetPortable, foldable electronic device equipped with telephone functions and camera functions
US 20030199290 A1Abstract
Portable, foldable electronic device equipped with telephone functions and camera functions, and comprising at least a first housing part a second housing part, hinge means, which are arranged to fold the housing parts into different operating positions, a closed operating position in which the rear walls of the housing parts are positioned against each other, an opened operating position in which the front walls of the housing parts are positioned next to each other, and camera means integrated in said device. The device also comprises keyboard means placed on the front wall of the first housing part and display means for presenting information, which are placed on the front wall of the second housing part and arranged for presenting information both in the opened and closed position. The camera means are either directed or can be directed substantially to the opposite direction in relation to the display means when the device is in the closed operating position and substantially in the same direction in relation to the display means when the device is in the open operating position. In an embodiment, the main orientation of the information that is presented in the display means and can be read or viewed is also arranged to be changed at least in such a manner that the main orientation of the closed operating position would deviate from the main orientation of the open operating position. Images(3) Claims(30)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS [0013] In the following, the invention will be described in more detail by using as examples some advantageous embodiments with reference to the appended drawings, in which [0014] [0014]FIG. 1 shows the electronic device according to an embodiment of the invention in a closed operating position, seen from the side of the outer wall, [0015] [0015]FIG. 2 shows the electronic device according to FIG. 1, in a closed operating position, seen from the side of the opposite outer wall, [0016] [0016]FIG. 3 shows the electronic device according to FIG. 1, in an opened operating position, seen from the side of both outer walls, and [0017] [0017]FIG. 4 shows the electronic device according to FIG. 1, in an opened operating position, seen from the side of both inner walls.
MODES FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION [0018] With reference to FIGS. 1 to 4, the electronic device 1 comprises a first housing part 2 with a front wall 2 a and a rear wall 2 b, and a second housing part 3, with a front wall 3 a and a rear wall 3 b as well. The device 1 also comprises hinge means 5 that are positioned between the housing parts 2, 3 to attach them together and to fold them in such a manner that in the closed position according to FIGS. 1, 2, the rear walls 2 b, 3 b of the housing parts 2, 3 are placed against each other, being preferably supported against each other. Correspondingly, in the opened position of FIGS. 3, 4, the front walls 2 a, 3 a of the housing parts 2, 3 are substantially directed to the same direction, wherein the housing parts 2, 3 are at the same time positioned for example next to each other. FIGS. 1 and 2 show a closed operating position of the device 1, in which position the device 1 is in the camera mode, wherein the display means 4 of the outer wall 3 a of the first housing part 3 can be used for presenting a single image taken by the camera means 7, or an image produced in real time by the camera means 7, wherein the display 4 functions as a view finder of the camera to facilitate the directing of the camera 7. [0019] In the closed operating position the camera is substantially directed to the opposite direction in relation to the display 4, and substantially to the same direction with the keyboard 8. In the open operating position the camera 7 is directed substantially to the same direction in relation to the display 4 and the keyboard 8. On the front wall, in connection with the display 4, there are typically one or more keys, buttons or other manual control means 4 a, 4 b, by means of which it is possible to control the function of the display 4 or make selections by means of the menus presented on the display 4. The keys 4 a, 4 b can also be used for controlling other functions of the device 1. [0020] For the different embodiments of the device 1, the camera 7 and the orientation of the same are arranged to the desired direction either in view of camera functions or telephone functions. Preferably, the camera 7 is, however, directed so that both these alternatives are possible. [0021] The keyboard means 8 of the device 1 are placed on the front wall 2 a of the second housing part 2. It is also possible to use a touch screen as the keyboard means 8. If necessary, the keyboard means 8 can be at least partly protected with a separate cover to prevent erroneous pressings. In the closed operating position the device 1 is small and convenient to use, because the housing parts 2, 3 can be kept in a position where they are placed against each other. The display 4 is directed towards the user, and the camera 7 away from the user, when the device 1 is held on a palm. The keyboard 8 typically comprises the operating keys typical for a mobile phone, and in addition to them other manual control means 8 a that are used for controlling the menus presented on the display, or control means 8 b that can also be used for releasing the shutter of the camera or for other kind of control. The device can also include other keys, which are positioned for example in the edge portions of the housing parts, for example an on/off button, or the adjuster of the volume of the speaker 9. [0022] The main orientation of the keyboard 8 and the main orientation of the information on the display are selected so that they are similar and so that if the device 1 is turned in the hand around a longitudinal rotation axis 11, both the keyboard 8 and the information on the display 4 are preferably the right way up, and for example the information on the display 4 is not upside-down after the turning. Thus, the camera 7 can be fixedly directed to the same direction with the keyboard, and thus it is not necessary for the user to direct the camera 7 separately. Another requirement is that in the closed position of the device 1, the display 4 and the keyboard 8 are positioned on the outer walls, in other words on the front walls 2 a, 3 a. [0023] The concept of main orientation refers to the orientation of the information or keyboard that is set as default or that is mainly utilized in the normal operating position or in the operating position in which the device is normally intended to be used. In the normal operating positions of the device according to FIGS. 1 to 4, the hinge means 5 are located at the upper edge (FIGS. 1 and 2) of the device or the display 4 is located above the keyboard 8 (FIGS. 3 and 4). When the telephone functions are used, the main orientation 10 of the display 4 follows for example the main orientation 12 of the keyboard 8, and thus it is not necessary to turn the device 1 in the hand so that it would be easy to use the display 4 and on the other hand the keyboard 8. The change of orientation can be conducted under the control of the user and according to selections, for example by pressing keys, but this applies mainly to special situations and to positions other than the primary operating position and main orientation intended by the manufacturer of the device. [0024] The upper edge is a good alternative for the placement of the camera, because then the hand holding the device 1 is not easily positioned in front of the camera 7. The camera means 7 are integrated in the device 1. The camera 7 is preferably integrated in the hinge 5 and in such parts of the hinge 5 that are not rotated or do not move in relation to the housing part 3, wherein the camera 7 can also be fixedly directed to the correct direction. The correct direction depends on the purpose of use of the display 4. The camera 7 can also be positioned for example in the upper part of the keyboard 8, but the structure of the hinge 5 is now according to FIG. 2 such that the housing part 3 does not turn in relation to the camera 7, when the device is in the open or closed operating position. The hinge comprises two projections that extend from the side wall of the housing part 3, and between which there is a projection extending from the side wall of the housing part 2. The camera 7 is preferably positioned in the projection of the housing part 2. [0025] In the open operating position the device 1 functions as a telephone, wherein the display 4 and the keyboard 8 face the user. The housing parts 2, 3 are positioned next to each other, preferably in parallel. By means of the hinge 5 it is possible to restrict the angle between the housing parts 2, 3 into a suitable size, or even allow the positioning of the front walls against each other into a transport position, wherein the display 4 and the keyboard 8 are protected, and unintentional pressings are prevented at the same time. By means of the hinge 5 it is possible to arrange desired intermediate positions for the housing parts 2, 3, wherein the device 1 can be placed for example on a table so that the display 4 is slightly folded towards the user. At the same time it is advantageous that the camera 7 can also be moved and thus directed towards the user. The device 1 can, of course, be equipped with foldable supporting feet or means, located on the rear wall 2 b, wherein the fixed camera 7 is better directed towards the user. [0026] The orientation of the information refers for example to the position of the text in the most common operating position, especially when the readability and the act of viewing an image are considered. A change in the orientation can for example result in that the text or image information already positioned on the display 4 is turned 180 degrees (180�), or for example in that when the search for a new text or a new image begins, the orientation of the same is selected according to the position of the device 1. The position of the device 1 must be determined for example when the device is switched on so that the instructions and menus can be immediately presented in the position required by the operating position of the device 1. [0027] In the telephone mode according to FIGS. 2 and 3, the orientation 12 of the keyboard 8 and the main orientation 10 of the information on the display 4 are in the normal operating position selected to be similar, and such that the information on the keyboard 8 and on the display 4 are both preferably the right way up, and for example the information on the display 4 is not upside-down after the opening. The control means controlling the display 4 are arranged in such a manner that the opening of the display into the position according to FIG. 4 results in that the main orientation 10 of the information presented on the display is turned 180 degrees (180�) when compared to the operating situation shown in FIG. 1. Thus, the fixed camera 7 is directed to the same direction with the keyboard 8, i.e. towards the user, and thus it is not necessary for the user to direct the camera 7 separately. The camera 7 is now directed towards the user, being thereby ready for video calls. [0028] The advantage attained by arranging the act of changing the main orientation 10 of the display 4 in the presented manner, and by placing the display 4 and the keyboard 8 in the presented manner is that the camera 7 can be directed to a fixed direction. The camera 7 can, of course, be movable and it may be possible to direct it according to prior art, wherein the camera 7 is turned especially around a rotating axis 6, which is parallel to the rotating axis of the hinge 5, or even convergent with the same. The movability, however, makes the structure more complex and sensitive to failure, and it is possibly directed to the wrong direction when the user wishes to rapidly take the device in use. [0029] The operating position of the device 1 is preferably determined with sensor means positioned in the hinge 5, which sensor means indicate the position to the control system of the device 1, which also takes care of controlling the display 4 and at the same time the orientation of the information contained therein. More detailed structure of the hinge 5, the sensor means, more detailed structure of the display 4 and the keyboard 8 and the function of the same, as well as the control system of the device 1 can comply with prior art, and therefore they will not be described in more detail in this context. The act of modifying the control of the display 4 and the control system for the above-described function is obvious for anyone skilled in the art on the basis of the information provided in this description. It is possible to place sensor means in a suitable location in the housing part of the device 1, said sensor means detecting for example if the second housing part is located in the vicinity, wherein it is possible to determine the position of the device and control the orientation by means of said sensor. Furthermore, by means of the same or different sensor means it is possible to detect when the device has been placed on the ear of the user or in the vicinity of the same, wherein the display can be switched off, because the user cannot see the display 4, or to save power. [0030] The main orientations 10 of the closed and open operating position change 90 degrees (90�) in such a case where the housing parts 2 and 3 are intended to be located next to each other in the open position, but in the camera mode the operating position complies, however, with the position shown in FIG. 1. Thus, the keyboard 8 has rotated 90 degrees either clockwise or counterclockwise. [0031] In an embodiment the front walls 2 a, 3 a of the device 1 are positioned against each other, but the positioning of the rear walls 2 b, 3 b against each other is not necessary. Thus, the hinge 5 is positioned horizontally in the middle of the device 1 when said device is open. The main orientation of the keyboard 8 and the display 4 corresponds to the rotation axis 6 of the hinge 5, when the device 1 is open. It is not necessary to change to orientation. The camera is now positioned next to the display 4 on the front wall 3 a and directed towards the user, and to the same direction with the display 4. In the housing part 2, an opening, a notch or another shaping has been arranged at the location of the camera 7, so that the housing part 2 would not cover the camera 7 when the front walls 2 a, 3 a, are located against each other. On the other hand, the housing part 2 may be shorter in length than the housing part 3, wherein it does not extend on top of the camera 7. Furthermore, a view finder is also placed on the rear wall 3 b, said view finder being for example optical and extending through the housing part 3, wherein the housing part 2 must not be located in front of the view finder either. When the camera functions are used, the device 1 is very compact and resembles a camera. The shutter release of the camera can be placed on top of the housing part 3, for example in such a location that corresponds to the location of the shutter release in a conventional camera. [0032] The invention is not limited solely to the above-presented few embodiments, but it can be modified in accordance with the appended claims. 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