Handsfree cellular phone in neckroll enclosure
OwnerGil Newsominventor
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Abstract
A detachable neckroll that attaches to the headrest of an automobile seat and that allows hands free use of a cellular or mobile telephone while a person is driving. The neckroll is formed from a cushioned body attachable to the headrest of an automobile seat by a strap having hook and loop fastening material. The neckroll houses at least one speaker and supports a pivotally mounted boom microphone which may be positioned in front of an occupant of the automobile seat. A cord with a phone plug attaches the neckroll to a cellular phone. The cord may include an inline volume control for adjusting the volume of the speaker and/or microphone. The contoured neckroll allows the user to converse over the telephone while remaining alert and attentive to his or her driving.
Claims11
A detachable neckroll in combination with a cellular telephone comprising:
- a cushioned body adapted for housing an electrical power supply and electrical circuitry;
- means for attaching said cushioned body to a headrest of an automobile seat;
- at least one speaker incorporated into said cushioned body;
- at least one boom microphone pivotally attached to said cushioned body;
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- an electrical cord connected to said cushioned body for electrically connecting said microphone and said speaker to said cellular telephone.
A detachable neckroll for use with a cellular telephone comprising:
- a cushioned body adapted for housing an electrical power supply and electrical circuitry;
- at least one speaker incorporated into said cushioned body;
- at least one boom microphone pivotally attached to said cushioned body;
- and
- an electrical cord connected to said cushioned body for electrically connecting said microphone and said speaker to said cellular telephone.
A detachable neckroll for use with a cellular telephone comprising:
- a cushioned body adapted for housing an electrical power supply and electrical circuitry;
- means for attaching said neckroll to the headrest of an automobile seat;
- at least one speaker incorporated into said cushioned body, said speaker being laterally disposed in an end of said neckroll;
- at least one boom microphone pivotally attached to said cushioned body;
- an electrical cord connected to said cushioned body for electrically connecting said microphone and said speaker to said cellular telephone;
- and
- an inline volume control means for adjusting the volume of said speaker and said microphone, and disposed in said electrical cord, and electrically connected between said speaker, said microphone and the cellular telephone.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.