Electronic Mirror
OwnerSteven D. Waiteinventor
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to an electronic mirror designed to replace a pocket or purse mirror. The electronic mirror has a housing with an electronic display. The electronic mirror includes a processor driving the display. An image sensor is connected to the processor by an electronic cord. The electronic cord is held in place by a retraction mechanism. In use the owner can pull out the image sensor to view the back, top and sides of their head. The electronic mirror includes a freeze frame feature and zoom feature. The electronic mirror also includes a stand to free up a user's hands.
Claims20
An electronic mirror capable of being used as a pocket mirror, comprising:
- a housing designed to fit in a purse;
- an electronic display in the housing;
- a processor transmitting an image to the electronic display;
- an electronic cord in electrical communication with the processor, the electronic cord have a first end and a second end, the first end attached the housing;
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- an electronic image sensor attached to a second end of the electronic cord and capturing the image.
An electronic mirror designed to fit in a purse, comprising:
- a housing having at least one button;
- an electronic screen on a face of the housing;
- a processor in electrical communication with the at least one button;
- a cord having a first end and a second end, the first end attached to the housing;
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- an electronic sensor attached to the second end of the cord.
An electronic mirror for personal use, comprising:
- an essentially rectangular housing having a front face and a back face;
- an electronic display attached to a front face of the housing;
- an electronic circuit inside the essentially rectangular housing;
- a battery inside the essentially rectangular housing;
- a plurality of buttons attached to the front face of the essentially rectangular housing;
- an electronic cord having a first end and a second end, the first end attached to the essentially rectangular housing and in electrical communication with the electronic circuit;
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- an image sensor attached to a second end of the electronic cord.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.