Tubular, flexible wireless communication device
First Claim
1. An aural excitation device, comprising:
- a. a pair of flexible hollow, elongated tubes, each tube having first end and a second, distal end, the first end having a central bore sufficiently large to slide over an end of an eyewear stem;
b. an electronic device coupled serially between each of the pair of flexible hollow, elongated tubes such that the electronic device is coupled to the second, distal ends of each of the pair of flexible hollow, elongated tubes;
c. at least one earpiece speaker, the at least one earpiece speaker being mechanically coupled to the first end of at least one of the flexible hollow, elongated tubes, the at least one earpiece speaker being electrically coupled to the electronic device by an electrical conductor passing through at least one of the flexible hollow, elongated tubes;
d. a low-profile microphone, the low-profile microphone being mechanically coupled to the first end of at least one of the flexible hollow, elongated tubes, the low-profile microphone being electrically coupled to the electronic device by an electrical conductor passing through at least one of the flexible hollow, elongated tubes; and
e. an adjustable clasp member coupled to at least one of the flexible hollow, elongated tubes, the adjustable clasp member being moveable along the at least one flexible hollow, elongated tubes.
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Abstract
This invention is a wireless communication device, for example a hands-free speakerphone accessory for a mobile telephone, that includes a pair of flexible elongated tubular members capable of attaching to the stems of eyeglasses. When the apertures or lumens in the flexible elongated tubes are attached to the stems of eyewear, the wireless communication device acts both as a wireless communication device and as an eyewear retainer. An adjustable clasp member and second clasp member mounted on the flexible tubular members allow the wireless communication device to form a closed loop, so as to be mounted on a user'"'"'s neck, or other object, like a sun visor or steering wheel of an automobile. In one embodiment, at least one loudspeaker is coupled to one of the tubular members, while a low-profile microphone is coupled to the other tubular member.
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20 Claims
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1. An aural excitation device, comprising:
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a. a pair of flexible hollow, elongated tubes, each tube having first end and a second, distal end, the first end having a central bore sufficiently large to slide over an end of an eyewear stem;
b. an electronic device coupled serially between each of the pair of flexible hollow, elongated tubes such that the electronic device is coupled to the second, distal ends of each of the pair of flexible hollow, elongated tubes;
c. at least one earpiece speaker, the at least one earpiece speaker being mechanically coupled to the first end of at least one of the flexible hollow, elongated tubes, the at least one earpiece speaker being electrically coupled to the electronic device by an electrical conductor passing through at least one of the flexible hollow, elongated tubes;
d. a low-profile microphone, the low-profile microphone being mechanically coupled to the first end of at least one of the flexible hollow, elongated tubes, the low-profile microphone being electrically coupled to the electronic device by an electrical conductor passing through at least one of the flexible hollow, elongated tubes; and
e. an adjustable clasp member coupled to at least one of the flexible hollow, elongated tubes, the adjustable clasp member being moveable along the at least one flexible hollow, elongated tubes. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A flexible wireless communication device, comprising:
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a. a flexible member having a central portion and a pair of flexible tubular members extending therefrom, the pair of flexible tubular members comprising a first and a second flexible tubular member, the first tubular member having a first hollow end, the second tubular member having a second hollow end;
b. an electronic device coupled to the central portion;
c. at least one loudspeaker mechanically coupled to a tubular member selected from the group consisting of the first flexible tubular member and the second flexible tubular member, wherein the at least one loudspeaker is electrically coupled to the electronic device;
d. at least one low-profile microphone mechanically coupled to a tubular member selected from the group consisting of the first flexible tubular member and the second flexible tubular member, wherein the at least one low-profile microphone is electrically coupled to the electronic device;
e. an moveable clasp coupled to a flexible tubular member selected from the group consisting of the first flexible tubular member and the second flexible tubular member; and
f. a clasp connector coupled to a flexible tubular member to which the moveable clasp is not coupled. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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