Grip and protective casing for cellular telephone
Patent 5383091 Issued on January 17, 1995. Estimated Expiration Date: 
February 22, 2013. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.
February 22, 2013. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.Patent References 1403811 Grip for a hand held portable device Mount for portable radio communication unit Portable radio set with a carrying holder Portable radiotelephone support assembly Shock-proof protective jacket for a remote control unit Patent #: 5265720 InventorApplicationNo. 020418 filed on 02/22/1993US Classes:361/679, For electronic systems and devices150/154, PROTECTIVE COVER MADE OF FLACCID MATERIAL150/165, For an appliance (household or office)206/305, FOR AN INSTRUMENT (I.E., MEANS TO MEASURE, TEST OR INDICATE)206/320, FOR A HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE206/521, SHOCK PROTECTION TYPE (E.G., FREE FALL)235/1D, Casings235/145R, KEYBOARDS361/732, Having lock or interlock361/740, With locking means or device379/446, Telephone receiver support379/449, Handset holder (e.g., shoulder rest)379/451, Protective structure379/455, Handset holder455/100, Body attached or connected455/344, Combined with diverse art device455/348, With retractable or readily detachable chassis455/575.8, Protective coverD14/251, Support or holderD14/253For handsetExaminersPrimary: Thompson, Gregory D.Attorney, Agent or FirmForeign Patent References
International ClassH05K 005/00AbstractA hand-held electronic telecommunications device is provided with a grip and protective casing made of elastomeric material for covering the back face and side walls of the device. The casing is provided with finger recesses on its exterior surface to permit the operator to reliably hold and even operate the device with one hand. The casing is constructed so as to be readily applied and even removed, as desired, by the operator himself. The manner by which the casing is supported on the device enables the casing material to avoid having to cover over any area of the front, operational face of the device, where such features as the ear piece, mouthpiece and push buttons are located.Other References
Field of SearchRadio transceiver (e.g., walkie-talkie, 2-way radio, etc.)Mobile telephone type (i.e., cellular or cordless unit with provision for initiation or reception of telephone calls) With closure or swinging panel Cover for base or handset Support or holder For handset Movable holder for receiver or handset Telephone receiver support Antiseptic, disinfecting, or disposable Protective structure Protective structure Casing or enclosure, per se Handset holder (e.g., shoulder rest) Support or stand Handset holder Body attached or connected Combined with diverse art device Detachable for portability Cabinet, housing, or chassis structure With retractable or readily detachable chassis Sectional or interconnectable (e.g., modules) Transportable Module Plural With housing Interchangeable Having lock or interlock With locking means or device Casings KEYBOARDS FOR AN INSTRUMENT (I.E., MEANS TO MEASURE, TEST OR INDICATE) FOR A HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE SHOCK PROTECTION TYPE (E.G., FREE FALL) Foamlike retainer With distinct corner or edge protector Configured for article For an appliance (household or office) PROTECTIVE COVER MADE OF FLACCID MATERIAL | |
