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First Claim
1. An electronic device comprising:
- at least one component of a credit card terminal;
and arm attachment mechanism suitable for wearing on the human arm, upon which mechanism is mounted a credit card terminal component, said arm attachment mechanism configured to allow said terminal component to revolve around the axis described by a user'"'"'s forearm along a prescribed path while the arm attachment mechanism remains stationery relative to the user'"'"'s forearm so that the terminal component does not rub against the user'"'"'s forearm while in motion.
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Abstract
An arm-mounting mechanism affording users almost unlimited mobility, alternately adaptable to personal computers, digital assistants, cellular phones, cameras, audio recorders, barcode scanners, multimedia remote controls, MIDI controllers, gaming devices and others. One embodiment, utilized with speech recognition technology, provides monitor and/or keys on an arm-mounted first element movably attached to allow rotation, swiveling and/or tilting of this element relative to the arm. A second, optional element rests on projections from the arm-mounting mechanism, allowing interface with the hand of the device-bearing arm. Data processing, transmission, reception and storage equipment typically resides within the first element. The second element may be retractable to fit under sleeve. Another embodiment is a laptop PC reconfigurable for arm use. An alternative mechanism arm-mounts pre-existing devices.
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4 Claims
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1. An electronic device comprising:
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at least one component of a credit card terminal;
and arm attachment mechanism suitable for wearing on the human arm, upon which mechanism is mounted a credit card terminal component, said arm attachment mechanism configured to allow said terminal component to revolve around the axis described by a user'"'"'s forearm along a prescribed path while the arm attachment mechanism remains stationery relative to the user'"'"'s forearm so that the terminal component does not rub against the user'"'"'s forearm while in motion. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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