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US 2004/0017677 A1Published application
IEEE 1394 or USB powered computer light
OwnerMark Howard Krietzmaninventor
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Abstract
A computer powered light on a support base with one or more light emitting diodes on one or more flexible necks which is powered via the computers USB or IEEE 1394 port. An auxiliary USB or IEEE 1394 port may be combined to allow for additional devices to be connected to a computer through the computer powered light.
Claims19
A computer powered light comprising:
- a base;
- an elongated flexible support attached to the base;
- at least one light emitting diode affixed to the flexible support;
- and,
- a cable connect extending from the base which is conductively linked to each light emitting diodes with a male USB jack at the remote end whereby the computer light can plug into the USB port of a computer to supply electricity to each light emitting diode.
2 more elements
A computer powered light comprising:
- a base;
- an elongated flexible support attached to the base;
- at least one light emitting diode affixed to the flexible support;
- and,
- a USB port affixed to the base which is conductively linked to each light emitting diode, whereby a USB connection cable, to provide power to each light emitting diode, can by plugged in.
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A computer powered light comprising:
- a base;
- an elongated flexible support attached to the base;
- at least one light emitting diode affixed to the flexible support;
- and,
- a cable connect extending from the base which is conductively linked to each light emitting diodes with a male IEEE 1394 jack at the remote end whereby the computer light can plug into the IEEE 1394 port of a computer to supply electricity to each light emitting diode.
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The computer powered light of claim 21, wherein the on/off switch affixed to the base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.