Storage system for handheld electronic device
AssigneeAdvanced Access Technologies LLC
InventorJohn T. Merenda
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Abstract
A storage system includes a protective housing member configured to mate with a handheld electronic device. The protective housing member includes a charging area formed between a surface of the protective housing member and a surface of an accessory item of the handheld electronic device. The charging area is configured to charge the accessory item of the handheld electronic device. The charging area is powered by at last one power component of the protective housing member or at least one power component of the handheld electronic device. The storage system further includes at least one integrated circuit which is either a component of the handheld electronic device or a component of the protective housing member.
Claims10
A storage system comprising:
- a protective housing member configured to mate with a handheld electronic device;
- at least one integrated circuit, said at least one integrated circuit being either a component of the handheld electronic device or a component of the protective housing member;
- wherein the protective housing member comprises a charging area;
- wherein the charging area is formed between a surface of the protective housing member and a surface of at least one accessory item of the handheld electronic device;
- a plug head mounted on the protective housing member, the plug head being configured to electronically connect to a port of the handheld electronic device and configured to transmit at least one of data and power between at least two of the following:
- the protective housing member, said at least one accessory item and the handheld electronic device;
- wherein the charging area configured to charge said at least one accessory item;
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- wherein the charging area is powered by at least one power component of the protective housing member or at least one power component of the handheld electronic device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.