Appeal No. 95-3918
Application 07/971,274
Appellant’s claimed subject matter is a disk holder
for mechanically retaining a computer disk and a storage
system for a plurality of computer disk or audio compact
disks. Claims 1 and 26 are exemplary of the subject matter on
appeal and recite:
1. A disk holder for mechanically retaining a
computer disk, audio compact disk or the like comprising an
integral frame having a base and upright walls, each upright
wall having a top, the tops of said upright walls being
substantially coplanar, a recess surrounded by said upright
walls and defined by said base and said walls, said recess
being disposed below the tops of said upright walls and above
the base, said walls, being disposed such that they retain a
computer disk and/or audio compact disk disposed in the recess
in place therein, said frame further including attachment
means for removably securing said frame to various structures,
said base be comprised of a plurality of ribs extending
inwardly from the upright walls, said upright walls being
disposed to provide a friction fit at the periphery of a disk
disposed in said recess such that said disk is held against
movement solely by the upright walls along its periphery.
26. A storage system for a plurality of computer
disk or audio compact disks comprising:
a foundation member;
a plurality of disk holders forming a stack of said
holders, each holder having an integral frame with a base and
upright walls, each upright wall having a top, the tops of
said upright walls being substantially coplanar, a recess
surrounded by said upright walls and defined by said base and
said walls, said recess being disposed below the tops of said
upright walls and above the base, said walls being disposed
such that they retain a disk disposed in the recess in place
therein, said base being comprised of a plurality of ribs
extending inwardly from the upright walls, said upright walls
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