Light-reflecting and light-shielding apparatus of computer...

Illumination – Light modifier – Reflector

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C362S384000, C362S085000, C362S089000, C362S277000, C362S282000

Reexamination Certificate

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07726850

ABSTRACT:
A panel assembly for reflecting and shielding rays of a light source (20), includes a panel (10) and a light-reflecting member (30) pivotably mounted to the panel. The panel includes a base (11) and a bent plate (13) perpendicular to the base. A light-pervious board (131) is disposed on the panel. The light-reflecting member defines an opening (32) facing the light pervious area, for reflecting light rays to be incident on the light-pervious area through the opening, wherein the light-reflecting member is rotatable to change position of the opening of the light-reflecting member relative to the light-pervious area, thereby adjusting the brightness of the light-previous area.

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patent: 2008/0030996 (2008-02-01), Chen

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