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US 2013/0036766 A1Published application
Decorative Signal Transducing Apparatus
AssigneePCS Wireless
InventorMark Zimmerman
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Abstract
The present invention provides an item of jewelry containing headphones, or a headset, enabling a wearer to interface with electronic devices. In particular, the present invention provides a necklace containing headphones or a headset, enabling a wearer to interface with electronic devices.
Claims17
Jewelry comprising:
- a. a means to connect the jewelry to a signal source;
- b. a first wire exiting the signal source connection means, connected to a first signal transducer;
- c. a first half of a fastening means on the first wire, at a distance from the signal source connection means;
- d. a second wire exiting the signal source connection means, connected to a second signal transducer;
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- e. a second half of a fastening means on the second wire, at a distance from the signal source connection means.
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Jewelry comprising:
- a. a means to connect the jewelry to a signal source;
- b. a first wire exiting the signal source connection means, connected to a first signal transducer;
- c. a first magnet of a first polarity on the first wire, at a distance from the signal source connection means;
- d. a second wire exiting the signal source connection means, connected to a second signal transducer;
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- e. a second magnet of a polarity opposite to the first magnet on the second wire, at a distance from the signal source connection means.
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Jewelry comprising:
- a. a means to connect the jewelry to a signal source;
- b. a first wire exiting the signal source connection means, connected to a first signal transducer;
- c. a slider fastening means through which said first wire is secured but capable of sliding;
- d. a second wire exiting the signal source connection means, connected to a second signal transducer;
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- e. said slider fastening means also securing said second wire but capable of sliding.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.