ADJUSTABLE MIRROR DEVICE

• US 20090027791A1
• Filed: 07/26/2007
• Published: 01/29/2009
• Est. Priority Date: 07/26/2007
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Chi Yau Yue
• Original Assignee: Chi Yau Yue
• Inventors: Yue, Chi Yau
• Application Number:
  US11/828,348
• Publication Number:
  US 20090027791A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 359/875
• CPC Class Codes: A45D 42/16 with other suspending or supporting means

Abstract

A mirror device includes a handle portion, a connector portion, and a mirror. The handle portion has a first end and a second end having a groove. The connector portion is coupled to the handle portion and has a ball-shaped first end and a second end. The ball-shaped first end is disposed within the groove such that the connector portion may rotate with respect to the handle portion and is adjustable with respect to the second end of the handle portion such that the connector portion may be positioned vertically and perpendicularly with respect to the handle portion. The mirror is coupled to the second end of the connector portion such that the mirror may rotate in conjunction with the connector portion and may be angularly positioned with respect to the handle portion based on the angular position of the connector portion with respect to the handle portion.

Claims

6-1. The mirror device of claim 1, wherein the handle portion is covered by a non-metallic surface to assist a user in grasping the handle portion.

10. A mirror device comprising:

a handle portion, the handle portion having a first end and a second end, the second end having a groove therein, the groove comprising a substantially u-shaped region, the u-shaped region having a ball-shaped interior region;

a connector portion coupled to the handle portion, the connector portion having a ball-shaped first end and a second end, the ball-shaped first end being secured within the u-shaped region, the connector portion adjustable with respect to the second end of the handle portion such that the connector portion may be positioned vertically and perpendicularly with respect to the handle portion; and

a mirror coupled to the second end of the connector portion such that the mirror may rotate in conjunction with the rotation of the connector portion and may be angularly positioned with respect to the handle portion based on the angular position of the connector portion with respect to the handle portion.

11. The mirror device of claim 10, wherein the handle portion is substantially cylindrical in shape.

12. The mirror device of claim 10, wherein the first end is conical in shape.

13. The mirror device of claim 10, wherein the handle portion further includes a support region disposed between the first end and the second end for assisting the user with holding the mirror device, the support region configured to contact the surface of a user'"'"'s hand formed by the index finger and the thumb finger while a user is gripping the handle portion.

14. The mirror device of claim 13, wherein the support region is disk shaped.

15. The mirror device of claim 10, wherein the handle portion is partially covered by a non-metallic surface to assist a user in grasping the handle portion.

16. The mirror device of claim 10, wherein the handle portion is comprised of a metallic material.

17. The mirror device of claim 10, wherein the mirror is coupled to the connector portion such that the mirror cannot rotate with respect to the connector portion.

18. A mirror device comprising:

a handle portion, the handle portion having a first end, a second end, and a support region disposed between the first end and the second end for assisting the user with holding the mirror device, the second end having a groove therein, the groove comprising a substantially u-shaped region having a ball-shaped interior region, the support region configured to contact the surface of a user'"'"'s hand formed by the index finger and the thumb finger while a user is gripping the handle portion;

a connector portion coupled to the handle portion, the connector portion having a ball-shaped first end and a second end, the ball-shaped first end being secured within the u-shaped region, the connector portion adjustable with respect to the second end of the handle portion such that the connector portion may be positioned vertically and perpendicularly with respect to the handle portion; and

a mirror coupled to the second end of the connector portion such that the mirror may rotate in conjunction with the rotation of the connector portion and may be angularly positioned with respect to the handle portion based on the angular position of the connector portion with respect to the handle portion.

19. The mirror device of claim 18, wherein the handle portion is substantially cylindrical in shape, the first end is conical in shape, the support region is disk-shaped, and the mirror is rectangular in shape.

20. The mirror device of claim 18, wherein the handle portion is partially covered by a non-metallic surface to assist a user in grasping the handle portion.