Wireless speaker having user configurable strap
AssigneeZAGG Amplified, Inc.
InventorsJohn Craig Cheney, Robert Murdock
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Abstract
A wireless portable audio speaker having a configurable reversibly attachable strap is disclosed. The strap is configured to be attached to multiple channels on the speaker housing via a rod to easily and quickly facilitate different strap configuration that can enhance the user experience and provide additional versatility to the speaker.
Claims14
A battery powered audio speaker comprising:
- a speaker housing having a first receiving channel and a second receiving channel positioned on opposing walls of the housing;
- a strap having a first end and a second end;
- and
- a rod attached to the second end of the strap, wherein the rod is sized to be retentively received by the first receiving channel and the second receiving channel to secure the strap to the housing.
A battery powered audio speaker, the speaker comprising:
- a speaker housing having a top side and a bottom side;
- a strap having a first end and a second end;
- and
- a first attachment connection fixedly attach the first end of the strap to the top side of the speaker housing, wherein the second end of the strap is fixedly attachable and detachable to the housing at one of a second multiple attachment connection locations.
A method of operating a battery powered audio speaker, the speaker has a speaker housing having a first receiving channel and a second receiving channel positioned on opposing walls of the housing, a strap having a first end and a second end, and a rod attached to the second end of the strap, the method comprising:
- sliding a front end of the rod through an open end of the first receiving channel to attach the strap to the first receiving channel;
- sliding the rod outward from the open end of the first receiving channel to detach the strap from the first receiving channel;
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- sliding the front end of the rod through an open end of the second receiving channel to attach the strap to the second receiving channel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.