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| Year | Description |
| 1997 | Invention patented by Chun-jen Hung on January 20th, 1997. Abstract: A CD rack includes at least two parts and each of the two parts has four connections, a first connection, a second connection, a third connection and a fourth connection. Each of the connections has a first tube extending upwardly therefrom and each of the first tubes has an inserting portion extending downwardly therefrom so that the inserting portions of one part are sized to be received in the first tubes of another part. The first connection and the second connection are located on one of two sides of the respective part and the third connection and the fourth connection are located on the other side of the respective part. Each of the first connection and the second connection has a second tube extending laterally from the respective first tube thereof and each of the third connection and the fourth connection has a third tube extending laterally from the respective first tube thereof so that the third tubes in one part are sized to be received in the second tubes of another part. |
| 1998 | Invention patented by James Hwang on August 11th, 1998. Abstract: A CD rack comprised of a base and multiple separation plates and locking caps, wherein, multiple hollow puncheons are provided on the corners on the top of the separation plates. The hollow puncheons are provided each on both sides thereof facing outwardly and inwardly respectively with a first hook. The locking caps are each a hollow body, and are provided each with an engaging through slot exteriorly and a depressed engaging slot interiorly, In assembling, one separation plate is laid on the top surface of the base. Then the hollow locking caps are fitted over the hollow puncheons of the separation plate to make engagement of multiple hooks provided on the hollow puncheons with the engaging through slots. And the hollow locking caps are inserted in the interior of another separation plate to make engagement of multiple second hooks on the hollow puncheons with multiple second engaging through slots on the hollow locking caps. In this way, by fitting of the hollow locking caps over the hollow puncheons on the separation plates, the separation plates can be assembled layer by layer parallelly in a firm state, and the amount of the layers can be flexibly increased or reduced for receiving CDs. |
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