DVD-holding case

Abstract

The present invention relates to a DVD-holding case having a disk-holding tray on the inner side of a bottom housing thereof. The tray includes two projecting ears at opposing sides thereof. The projecting ears are resiliently and inclinedly formed on the bottom housing with a raised outer side thereof, having a hole for receiving a finger. The outer side of the hole is provided with an incline on which the finger leans while the opposing side thereof extends to the top of the supporting rim of the tray. In addition, an engaging member is respectively formed at two sides of either projecting ear, extending to the top of the supporting rim of the tray, thereby engaging the disk. When the disk is held by fingers in the hole, the projecting ears are depressed while the disk is simultaneously released from the engaging member, thereby reaching the effect of easy removal without scratching or bending the disk.

What is claimed is:  
     
         1 . A DVD-holding case comprising a top cover and a bottom housing both of which are pivotably connected, said top cover having a tray at the inner side thereof, said tray being fitted with a supporting rim for holding a disk, a projecting body being installed in the center of said tray for receiving a central hole a of said disk without the engagement relationship; 
 wherein the present invention is characterized by: 
 said tray having two projecting ears at opposing sides thereof, each of said projecting ears being resiliently and inclinedly formed on said bottom housing with a raised outer side thereof and having a hole for receiving a finger, the outer side of said hole being provided with an incline on which the finger leans while the opposing side thereof extends to the top of said supporting rim of said tray; and  
 an engaging member being respectively formed at two sides of either projecting ear, extending to the top of said supporting rim of said tray, thereby engaging said disk, so that when said disk is held by fingers in said hole, said projecting ears are depressed while the disk is simultaneously released from engaging member.  
   
     
     
         2 . The DVD-holding case as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein an inclined guide with rounded edge is formed at the front end of said engaging members.  
     
     
         3 . The DVD-holding case as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein a strengthening rib is formed on said tray near each of said projecting ears, and the height thereof has to be lower than that of said supporting rim.  
     
     
         4 . The DVD-holding case as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein said holes of said projecting ears are formed as a groove, and an incline is arranged at the outer side of said groove.