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US 7,445,300 B2Granted
Charging cabinet
AssigneeLabyrinth Worldwide, LLC
InventorsStephen Collins, Suzzane Collins
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Abstract
An exemplary embodiment of the present invention has been described above. Those skilled in the art will understand, however, that changes and modifications may be made to this embodiment without departing from the true scope and spirit of the present invention, which is defined by the claims.
Claims24
A device for charging a plurality of electronic objects, the device comprising:
- a housing having at least one shelf for holding the plurality of electronic objects;
- a plurality of power outlets, the plurality of power outlets for delivering power to the plurality of electronic objects, the plurality of power outlets built into a bottom section of a second shelf, the second shelf comprising a top section, a front section, and the bottom section, in which the top section can serve as a third shelf, and in which the bottom section is connected to the front section by a hinged mechanism, the top section and the front section being connected by a mechanism that secures the top section to the front section at a right angle from each other;
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- a means for delivering power to the plurality of power outlets.
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A charging cabinet comprising:
- a frame having at least one shelf for holding a plurality of electronic objects and a second shelf comprising a bottom section, a front section, and a top section, in which the top section can serve as a third shelf, and in which the bottom section is connected to the front section by a hinged mechanism, the top section and the front section being connected by a mechanism that secures the top section to the front section at a right angle from each other;
- a plurality of power outlets for delivering power to the plurality of electronic objects, the plurality of power outlets built into the bottom section;
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- a power cord for delivering electronic power to the plurality of power outlets.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.