Cellular phone holder capable of an electric charging
OwnerSuh-Young Kiminventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a portable holder for a mobile phone, which can be recharged without additional charger and have radio frequency receiving and LD playing functions. The holder for a mobile phone comprises a radio receiver 20 installed at the rear of the holder 10, for receiving AM/FM frequency; a battery receiving box 30 installed at the rear of the holder 10 and into which a battery 31 of a given voltage is received; a rechargeable terminal 12 formed within a mobile phone receiving groove 111 of the holder 10 and charged by the battery 31; a LD player 40 installed on the top of the radio receiver 20 and the battery receiving box 30, for allowing given LD music; and a latch 50 installed on the top of the LD player 40 and thus mountable to a part of a human's body.
Claims5
A holder for a mobile phone for receiving a mobile phone, comprising:
- a radio receiver installed at the rear of the holder, for receiving AM/FM frequency;
- a battery-receiving box installed at the rear of the holder and into which a battery of a given voltage is received;
- a rechargeable terminal formed within a mobile phone receiving groove of the holder, so that the battery can charge the terminal;
- a LD (Laser Disc) player installed on the top of the radio receiver and the battery receiving box, for allowing given LD music;
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- a latch installed on the top of the LD player and thus mountable to a part of a human's body or apparel.
A holder for a mobile phone for receiving a mobile phone, comprising:
- a battery-receiving portion installed on the holder and into which a battery can be received;
- a recharging terminal within the mobile phone receiving groove of the holder, so that a battery installed in the battery-receiving portion can recharge the mobile phone;
- an auxiliary electronic device for producing sound from a source other than the mobile phone;
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- a latch installed on the holder to be mountable to a part of a human's body or apparel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.