Foldable Wireless Device for Language Translation
AssigneeVoice Muffler Corporation
InventorIrving Almagro
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Abstract
A foldable handheld communication device with a clamshell housing which when used is unfolded to cover the mouth area of a user wherein such arrangement allows said device to be portable and be stored in a pocket or purse. Said device comprises a microphone to capture speech, a transceiver to transmit and receive signals, and a loudspeaker to deliver a received translated speech to a person other than said user.
Claims20
A foldable language translation device comprising a first unit, a second unit, and a hinge that connects said first unit and said second unit defining a clamshell housing further comprising:
- a primary microphone to capture a user's speech;
- a loudspeaker to deliver a translated speech to a person other than the user of said device;
- and a transceiver for processing, transmitting and receiving signals.
A foldable language translation device comprising a first unit, a second unit, and a hinge that connects said first unit and said second unit defining a clamshell housing further comprising:
- a primary microphone to capture a user's speech;
- a loudspeaker to deliver a translated speech to a person other than the user of said device;
- a secondary microphone to capture the speech of a person other than the user of said device;
- an earphone to deliver signals to said user;
- and a transceiver for processing, transmitting and receiving signals.
A foldable language translation device comprising a first unit, a second unit, and a hinge that connects said first unit and said second unit defining a clamshell housing further comprising:
- a formable interior housing that reduces noise;
- a primary microphone to capture a user's speech;
- a loudspeaker to deliver a translated speech to a person other than the user of said device;
- a secondary microphone to capture the speech of a person other than the user of said device;
- an earphone to deliver signals to user;
- and a transceiver for processing, transmitting and receiving signals.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.