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Peter M Kash

Louis R Bucalo

Brian D Bucalo

Cellular telephone apparatus having at least two pieces that are separated or separable such that the cellular antenna may be situated at a distance from the user during use. The cellular telephone apparatus has a cellular antenna which communicates with the user microphone and speaker via either a cordless phone type radio link or a cord. High frequency, electromagnetic radiation emitted from the cellular antenna is thereby substantially diminished by the time it reaches the phone user. The apparatus may include a portable carrying case, such as a conventional attache case to provide the utility of a business briefcase, a cellular telephone base unit situated within an interior space of the carrying case, a cellular antenna coupled to the base unit, a dial pad arranged on an exterior wall of the carrying case, and either a speaker phone unit arranged on the exterior wall of the carrying case, a communications unit coupled to the base unit so that the communications unit is positionable during use at a position away from the cellular antenna which is situated at the carrying case. The communications unit may be either a handset/microphone unit or a headset/microphone unit.

Apparatus incorporating a cellular telephone

Cellular telephone apparatus comprise a portable carrying case, such as a conventional attache case to provide the utility of a business briefcase, a cellular telephone base unit situated within an interior space of the carrying case, an antenna coupled to the base unit, a hand-held receiver, and either a cable or radio link coupling the base unit and hand-held receiver with each other so that the receiver is positionable during use at a position which is spaced away from the antenna which is situated at the carrying case. High frequency, electromagnetic radiation emitted from the antenna is substantially attenuated by the time it reaches the user of the cellular telephone.

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New York, NY, United States of America

Peter M Kash