US20090114550A1 - Eyeglass speaker case - Google Patents
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- the embodiments of the present invention relate to an eyeglass case. More specifically, to an eyeglass case having an integrated speaker system.
- a first embodiment of the present invention discloses an eyeglass case comprising: a first compartment having a first recessed area; a second compartment having a second recessed area; coupling means for coupling the first and second compartments; and at least one speaker integrated into said first or second recessed compartment wherein said speaker is operable to transmit audible sounds from a sound source in communication therewith.
- the coupling means is a hinge and the compartments are constructed of plastic, metal, leather or cloth material.
- the first recessed compartment houses a speaker system along with a power supply for providing electricity to the speaker system, while the second recessed compartment is adapted to hold a pair of eyeglasses.
- the second recessed compartment may include securing means for retaining the pair of eyeglasses.
- the eyeglass case may further include an input aperture for physical connection with the sound source, an indicator light and a volume control knob to facilitate operation of the speaker system.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a perspective view of an eyeglass case in a closed position
- FIG. 2 illustrates a perspective view of the eyeglass case in an open position
- FIG. 3 illustrates a perspective view of an upper compartment of the eyeglass case in an open position.
- FIG. 1 illustrating an eyeglass case 10 comprising a housing 12 that is constructed of plastic, metal or other rigid material.
- the housing 12 can be a semi-hard or soft bag made of leather or cloth.
- a clamshell-shaped housing 12 is shown, it is understood that the housing 12 can take on any shape including rectangular, circular or square.
- the housing 12 includes an upper compartment 14 hingably coupled (the hinge is hidden behind the housing 12 and thus is not visible in the drawing) to a lower compartment 16 .
- hinges allow the compartments 14 , 16 to be opened or closed without additional attachment means 18
- other connecting means 18 may be utilized to connect the compartments 14 , 16 to each other such that the eyeglass case 10 may open and close freely.
- hinges instead of hinges, other swiveling, swinging or pivoting mechanisms may be utilized.
- the upper compartment 14 includes an input aperture 20 along with an indicator light 22 and a volume control knob 24 .
- the input aperture 20 allows a portable music player such as a CD player, MP3 player (e.g., IPOD manufactured by Apple), cellular phone or microphone to be plugged into a speaker system 38 housed within the eyeglass case 10 .
- the music player may also communicate wirelessly with the speaker system 38 . Additional description of the speaker system is provided in subsequent figures and discussion.
- the indicator light 22 allows a user to determine if the speaker system 38 is active while the volume control 24 allows the user to control the volume of the speaker system 38 .
- additional control knobs (not shown) for adjusting bass, treble and other sound qualities may be provided.
- the input aperture 20 , indicator light 22 and the volume control knob 24 can be positioned elsewhere on the eyeglass case 10 based on design or manufacturing preference, and that there can be, as necessary, other items besides the input aperture 20 , light 22 and knob 24 .
- the lower compartment 16 includes a recessed area 26 for housing a pair of glasses 28 including eyeglasses and sunglasses.
- the glasses 28 can be further secured using a pair of straps 30 .
- the glasses 28 can also be secured by other fastening means such as buckles and loops (not shown). No fastening means 30 are necessary for securing the glasses 28 .
- the recessed area 26 can also be used to store wipes, cleaning cloth or cleaning solutions (not shown).
- the recessed area 26 can also include pockets and compartments (not shown) for storing miscellaneous objects, items and supplies.
- the lower compartment 16 can include a soft cloth or hard plastic cover for covering both the pair of glasses 28 and straps 30 .
- the upper compartment 14 of the eyeglass case 10 is in a closed position having a cover 32 for concealing the speaker system 38 situated beneath as described in more detail below.
- the cover 32 can be constructed of a soft cloth or hard plastic or polymer material.
- the speaker system 38 protected beneath the cover 32 can be powered a power supply or module such as batteries, which can be accessed by an access panel 34 as shown in FIG. 2 .
- the speaker system 38 can also be powered by a power supply adaptor plugged into an external wall socket (not shown).
- FIG. 3 illustrating the upper compartment 14 of the eyeglass case 10 in an open position.
- the interior of the upper compartment 14 is exposed as the cover 32 is temporarily peeled back.
- the upper compartment 14 includes a recessed area 34 for housing a power supply 36 and a speaker system 38 .
- the power supply 36 can be electrically coupled to the speaker system 38 via a set of electrical wires 40 .
- the power supply 36 can include batteries accessible via the access panel 34 .
- the power supply 36 can be an adaptor or converter used with an external power source.
- the sound frequency of a music device plugged into the eyeglass case 10 via the input aperture 20 can be amplified and manipulated by the speakers 38 via another set of electrical wires 42 .
- the speaker system 38 is further coupled with an electronic circuitry 44 that facilitates communication with the indicator light 22 and volume control knob 24 (electrical wires not shown). It will be understood by one skilled in the art that additional electronic components including diodes, resistors and capacitors may be implemented within the recessed area 34 as necessary to facilitate operation of the speaker system 38 and power supply 36 .
- a user plugs his or her portable electronic music device or microphone into the input aperture 20 of the eyeglass case 10 , whether the eyeglass case 10 is open or closed.
- the upper compartment 14 of the eyeglass case 10 remains in a closed position as shown in FIG. 2 since a user need not observe the electronic circuitry 44 and speaker system 38 . Users need only access the power supply via the access panel 34 .
- the music on the portable electronic music device e.g., MP3 player
- sound frequency can subsequently be generated by the speaker system 38 .
- Users can adjust the volume using the volume control knob 24 on the exterior surface of the eyeglass case 10 .
- users can also adjust the volume using the portable electronic music device itself.
- the indicator light 22 is illuminated. Conversely, the indicator light 22 may be off if the battery is low of if there is a problem with the speakers 38 , the electrical wires 40 , 42 or the electronic circuitry 44 .
- the eyeglass case 10 as presently disclosed serves as a portable speaker system that a user can readily take with them wherever they go.
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- The embodiments of the present invention relate to an eyeglass case. More specifically, to an eyeglass case having an integrated speaker system.
- In today's field of electronics one goal is to make portable electronic devices smaller and lighter. Moreover, there is also an added incentive to integrate electronic devices and provide added functionality so as to give more value to the customer and encourage purchase and utilization of the electronic devices.
- Thus, there exists a need for an eyeglass case having an integrated speaker system.
- Accordingly, a first embodiment of the present invention discloses an eyeglass case comprising: a first compartment having a first recessed area; a second compartment having a second recessed area; coupling means for coupling the first and second compartments; and at least one speaker integrated into said first or second recessed compartment wherein said speaker is operable to transmit audible sounds from a sound source in communication therewith. In one embodiment, the coupling means is a hinge and the compartments are constructed of plastic, metal, leather or cloth material. In one embodiment, the first recessed compartment houses a speaker system along with a power supply for providing electricity to the speaker system, while the second recessed compartment is adapted to hold a pair of eyeglasses. The second recessed compartment may include securing means for retaining the pair of eyeglasses. The eyeglass case may further include an input aperture for physical connection with the sound source, an indicator light and a volume control knob to facilitate operation of the speaker system.
- Other variations, embodiments and features of the present invention will become evident from the following detailed description, drawings and claims.
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FIG. 1 illustrates a perspective view of an eyeglass case in a closed position; -
FIG. 2 illustrates a perspective view of the eyeglass case in an open position; and -
FIG. 3 illustrates a perspective view of an upper compartment of the eyeglass case in an open position. - It will be appreciated by those of ordinary skill in the art that the invention can be embodied in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential character thereof. The presently disclosed embodiments are therefore considered in all respects to be illustrative and not restrictive.
- Initial reference is made to
FIG. 1 illustrating aneyeglass case 10 comprising ahousing 12 that is constructed of plastic, metal or other rigid material. Alternatively, thehousing 12 can be a semi-hard or soft bag made of leather or cloth. Although a clamshell-shaped housing 12 is shown, it is understood that thehousing 12 can take on any shape including rectangular, circular or square. Thehousing 12 includes anupper compartment 14 hingably coupled (the hinge is hidden behind thehousing 12 and thus is not visible in the drawing) to alower compartment 16. Although hinges allow thecompartments means 18 may be utilized to connect thecompartments eyeglass case 10 may open and close freely. For example, instead of hinges, other swiveling, swinging or pivoting mechanisms may be utilized. - The
upper compartment 14 includes aninput aperture 20 along with anindicator light 22 and avolume control knob 24. Theinput aperture 20 allows a portable music player such as a CD player, MP3 player (e.g., IPOD manufactured by Apple), cellular phone or microphone to be plugged into aspeaker system 38 housed within theeyeglass case 10. The music player may also communicate wirelessly with thespeaker system 38. Additional description of the speaker system is provided in subsequent figures and discussion. Theindicator light 22 allows a user to determine if thespeaker system 38 is active while thevolume control 24 allows the user to control the volume of thespeaker system 38. Optionally, additional control knobs (not shown) for adjusting bass, treble and other sound qualities may be provided. Although portable music players are described, other external devices (e.g., laptop) capable of producing audio frequency can broadcast via thespeaker system 38. It will also be understood by one skilled in the art that theinput aperture 20,indicator light 22 and thevolume control knob 24 can be positioned elsewhere on theeyeglass case 10 based on design or manufacturing preference, and that there can be, as necessary, other items besides theinput aperture 20,light 22 andknob 24. - Reference is now made to
FIG. 2 illustrating theeyeglass speaker case 10 in an open position. As shown inFIG. 2 , thelower compartment 16 includes arecessed area 26 for housing a pair ofglasses 28 including eyeglasses and sunglasses. Theglasses 28 can be further secured using a pair ofstraps 30. Theglasses 28 can also be secured by other fastening means such as buckles and loops (not shown). No fastening means 30 are necessary for securing theglasses 28. Therecessed area 26 can also be used to store wipes, cleaning cloth or cleaning solutions (not shown). Moreover, therecessed area 26 can also include pockets and compartments (not shown) for storing miscellaneous objects, items and supplies. Although not shown, thelower compartment 16 can include a soft cloth or hard plastic cover for covering both the pair ofglasses 28 andstraps 30. - The
upper compartment 14 of theeyeglass case 10, as illustrated inFIG. 2 , is in a closed position having acover 32 for concealing thespeaker system 38 situated beneath as described in more detail below. Thecover 32 can be constructed of a soft cloth or hard plastic or polymer material. Thespeaker system 38 protected beneath thecover 32 can be powered a power supply or module such as batteries, which can be accessed by anaccess panel 34 as shown inFIG. 2 . In addition, thespeaker system 38 can also be powered by a power supply adaptor plugged into an external wall socket (not shown). - Reference is now made to
FIG. 3 illustrating theupper compartment 14 of theeyeglass case 10 in an open position. As shown inFIG. 3 , the interior of theupper compartment 14 is exposed as thecover 32 is temporarily peeled back. Like thelower compartment 16, theupper compartment 14 includes arecessed area 34 for housing apower supply 36 and aspeaker system 38. Thepower supply 36 can be electrically coupled to thespeaker system 38 via a set ofelectrical wires 40. As described above, thepower supply 36 can include batteries accessible via theaccess panel 34. Alternatively, thepower supply 36 can be an adaptor or converter used with an external power source. By providing power to thespeakers 38, the sound frequency of a music device plugged into theeyeglass case 10 via theinput aperture 20 can be amplified and manipulated by thespeakers 38 via another set ofelectrical wires 42. Thespeaker system 38 is further coupled with anelectronic circuitry 44 that facilitates communication with theindicator light 22 and volume control knob 24 (electrical wires not shown). It will be understood by one skilled in the art that additional electronic components including diodes, resistors and capacitors may be implemented within therecessed area 34 as necessary to facilitate operation of thespeaker system 38 andpower supply 36. - In operation, a user plugs his or her portable electronic music device or microphone into the
input aperture 20 of theeyeglass case 10, whether theeyeglass case 10 is open or closed. In one embodiment, theupper compartment 14 of theeyeglass case 10 remains in a closed position as shown inFIG. 2 since a user need not observe theelectronic circuitry 44 andspeaker system 38. Users need only access the power supply via theaccess panel 34. By activating the music on the portable electronic music device (e.g., MP3 player) or microphone, sound frequency can subsequently be generated by thespeaker system 38. Users can adjust the volume using thevolume control knob 24 on the exterior surface of theeyeglass case 10. Likewise, users can also adjust the volume using the portable electronic music device itself. If thespeaker system 38 is working (i.e., has sufficient power 36), theindicator light 22 is illuminated. Conversely, theindicator light 22 may be off if the battery is low of if there is a problem with thespeakers 38, theelectrical wires electronic circuitry 44. Theeyeglass case 10 as presently disclosed serves as a portable speaker system that a user can readily take with them wherever they go. - Although the invention has been described in detail with reference to several embodiments, additional variations and modifications exist within the scope and spirit of the invention as described and defined in the following claims.
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