Computer disk organizational system
Abstract
A computer disk organizational system for efficiently and effectively organizing a plurality of computer disks. The computer disk organizational system includes an upper body having an upper flap, a lower body attached to the upper body having a lower flap, a receiving slot between the upper body and the lower body, a label removably positioned within the receiving slot, an upper adhesive attached to the upper flap, and a lower adhesive attached to the lower flap. The upper flap is attached to the upper recessed portion of the computer disk and the lower flap is attached to the lower recessed portion of the computer disk. The label is retained so as to be easily viewed from the distal end of the computer disk for efficient organization of the same.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedI claim:
1 . A computer disk organizational system for attaching to an end of a computer disk, comprising:
an upper portion; an upper flap extending from said upper portion; a lower portion attached to said upper portion, wherein said lower portion is substantially parallel to said upper portion; a lower flap extending from said lower portion; a receiving slot extending between said upper portion and said lower portion; an upper adhesive attached to said upper flap for attaching said upper flap to an upper recessed portion of a computer disk; and a lower adhesive attached to said lower flap for attaching said lower flap to a lower recessed portion of a computer disk.
2 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 1 , including a label attached to said upper portion.
3 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 1 , including a label removably positioned within said receiving slot.
4 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 1 , including an angled portion extending between said lower portion and said lower flap.
5 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 4 , wherein said angled portion is substantially traverse to said lower portion.
6 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 1 , including an elbow portion between said upper portion and said lower portion.
7 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 1 , wherein said upper portion is transparent.
8 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 1 , wherein said upper portion is semi-transparent.
9 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 1 , wherein said upper flap is pivotally attached to said upper portion and wherein said lower flap is pivotally attached to said lower portion.
10 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 9 , including an angled portion extending between said lower flap and said lower portion.
11 . A computer disk organizational system for attaching to an end of a computer disk, comprising:
an upper portion; an upper flap extending from said upper portion; a lower portion attached to said upper portion, wherein said lower portion is substantially parallel to said upper portion; a lower flap extending from said lower portion; an upper adhesive attached to said upper flap for attaching said upper flap to an upper recessed portion of a computer disk; and a lower adhesive attached to said lower flap for attaching said lower flap to a lower recessed portion of a computer disk.
12 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 11 , including a label attached to said upper portion.
13 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 11 , including a label attached to said lower portion.
14 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 11 , including an angled portion extending between said lower portion and said lower flap.
15 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 14 , wherein said angled portion is substantially traverse to said lower portion.
16 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 11 , including an elbow portion between said upper portion and said lower portion.
17 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 11 , wherein said upper portion is transparent.
18 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 11 , wherein said upper portion is semi-transparent.
19 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 11 , wherein said upper flap is pivotally attached to said upper portion and wherein said lower flap is pivotally attached to said lower portion.
20 . The computer disk organizational system of claim 19 , including an angled portion extending between said lower flap and said lower portion.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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