Refrigerator

1. Refrigerator

1.1 : Perspective

1.2 : Front

1.3 : Back

1.4 : Left

1.5 : Right

1.6 : Top

1.7 : Bottom

1.8 : Perspective view showing the use state in which the window on the outer door has been transparent

1.9 : Perspective view 2

1.10 : Front view 2

1.11 : Back view 2

1.12 : Left view 2

1.13 : Right view 2

1.14 : Top view 2

1.15 : Bottom view 2

1.16 : Perspective view showing the use state in which the mini-table has been unfolded

1.17 : Perspective view 3

1.18 : Front view 3

1.19 : Back view 3

1.20 : Left view 3

1.21 : Right view 3

1.22 : Top view 3

1.23 : Bottom view 3

The broken lines depict portions of the refrigerator that form no part of the claimed design; reproductions 1.1 to 1.7 are the front perspective, front, back, left, right, top and bottom views of the refrigerator in a condition that the doors are closed; reproduction 1.8 is a perspective view showing the use state in which the window on the outer door has been transparent; reproductions 1.9 to 1.15 are the front perspective, front, back, left, right, top and bottom views in a condition that the outer door of the double door is opened; reproduction 1.16 is a perspective view of reproduction 1.9 showing the use state in which the mini-table has been unfolded; reproductions 1.17 to 1.23 are the front perspective, front, back, left, right, top and bottom views in a condition that the both inner and outer doors of the double door are opened; this design is for a refrigerator with a double door (door-in-door), and the outer door has a see-through type window; the see-through window is normally opaque but it turns to be transparent by the user's touch or the operation of the access sensor as shown in reproduction 1.8 ; at the lower part of the inner door, there is a mini-table which can be unfolded as shown in reproduction 1.16 .