Light-pervious bicolor key cap

Abstract

A light-pervious bicolor key cap includes: a key frame, having a first color and formed with plural thin ribs, wherein front ends of the plural thin ribs are formed with at least one letter or punctuation in a continuous status without any notch; and a cap cover, having a second color, wherein the letter or punctuation is formed on a surface of the cap cover, an outer side of the cap cover is formed with a material filling protrusion allowing a plastic having the second color to be filled in, and an inner surface thereof is formed with at least one convex piece which is not fixedly combined with the key frame; so that through removing the convex piece having the second color, the letter or punctuation of the cap cover is prevented from being formed with any notch and capable of allowing the light to fully permeate.

What is claimed is: 
     
       1. A light-pervious bicolor key cap, including:
 a key frame, having a first color and formed with a plurality of thin ribs, wherein front ends of said plural thin ribs are formed with at least one letter or one punctuation, and said letter or said punctuation is formed in a continuous status without any notch; and 
 a cap cover, having a second color, wherein said letter or said punctuation is formed on a surface of said cap cover so as to form a bicolor key cap, an outer side of said cap cover is formed with a material filling protrusion allowing a plastic having said second color to be filled in, and an inner surface of said cap cover is formed with at least one convex piece located below said letter or said punctuation, and said plastic having said second color is allowed to pass two sides defined at a bottom end of said convex piece for enabling said convex piece having said second color to be formed, and said convex piece is not fixedly combined with said key frame; so that through removing said convex piece, said letter or said punctuation of said cap cover is prevented from being formed with any notch and capable of allowing light to fully permeate. 
 
     
     
       2. The light-pervious bicolor key cap as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein said plastic having said first color is a plastic having red, pink, green or blue color. 
     
     
       3. The light-pervious bicolor key cap as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein said plastic having said second color is a plastic having black or white color. 
     
     
       4. The light-pervious bicolor key cap as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein a cap column is further formed below said key frame. 
     
     
       5. A light-pervious bicolor key cap, comprising:
 a key frame, having a first color, wherein said key frame includes a base element and at least one letter or one punctuation, and said letter or said punctuation is on said base element and is formed in a continuous status without any notch; and   a cap cover, having a second color, wherein said letter or said punctuation is formed on a surface of said cap cover so as to form a bicolor key cap, said cap cover is a plastic having said second color, and an inner surface of said cap cover is formed with at least one convex piece located below said letter or said punctuation, and said plastic having said second color is allowed to pass two sides defined at a bottom end of said convex piece for enabling said convex piece having said second color to be formed, and said convex piece is not fixedly combined with said key frame; so that through removing said convex piece, said letter or said punctuation of said cap cover is prevented from being formed with any notch and capable of allowing light to fully permeate.   
     
     
       6. The light-pervious bicolor key cap as claimed in  claim 5 , wherein said plastic having said first color comprises a plastic having red, pink, green or blue color. 
     
     
       7. The light-pervious bicolor key cap as claimed in  claim 5 , wherein said plastic having said second color comprises a plastic having black or white color. 
     
     
       8. The light-pervious bicolor key cap as claimed in  claim 5 , further comprising a cap column formed below said key frame.