Multi-function telephone handset
First Claim
1. A structure of multi-function telephone handset, separably engaged to a desktop phone base which has keystrokes for dialing;
- and the structure comprising;
a handset body, having a communication wire connected to the desktop phone base and a receiving space extending longitudinally therein;
a holding element in the receiving space; and
one receiver and one transmitter respectively mounted to the holding element, wherein the one receiver, the one transmitter and the holding element are detachably placed in the receiving space of the handset body so that the one receiver, the one transmitter and the holding element can be used when engaged to the handset body or separated from the handset.
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Abstract
A multi-function telephone handset comprises a handset body on which is defined a receiving space, and a holding element to which is mounted a receiver and a transmitter. Two opposite portions of the handset body are respectively formed in a receiver part and a transmitter part respectively provided with sound holes. The holding element, with the receiver and the transmitter thereto connected, is detachably placed in the receiving space of the handset body. The telephone handset can be thereby configured to in a manner to perform either a conventional telephonic communication by manually holding the telephone handset, or a hand-free telephonic communication can be achieved by carrying the holding element on the user'"'"'s head.
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10 Claims
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1. A structure of multi-function telephone handset, separably engaged to a desktop phone base which has keystrokes for dialing;
- and the structure comprising;
a handset body, having a communication wire connected to the desktop phone base and a receiving space extending longitudinally therein; a holding element in the receiving space; and one receiver and one transmitter respectively mounted to the holding element, wherein the one receiver, the one transmitter and the holding element are detachably placed in the receiving space of the handset body so that the one receiver, the one transmitter and the holding element can be used when engaged to the handset body or separated from the handset. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
- and the structure comprising;
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