Revolabs, Inc

Gn Netcom, Inc.

Brookstone Purchasing, Inc.

Gn Netcom A/s

Stephen R Lyman

Martin Reed Bodley

Jean-Pierre Carney

Mathieu Zastawny

Kenneth David Harris, Jr

Timothy D Root

Holger Stoltze

Douglas Arthur Marsden

Rudy Woodard

Klaus Rath

Adam Sebastian Sanchez

Dio Climaco Cavero

Charles L Pedersen

Jonathan Schau

Ian Paul Smith

Ian Smith

Martin Bodley

Christian Bjerrum-Niese

Paul Wojciak

Charles L Pederson

Marc Cremer

Benjamin Janes Beck

Joseph Geringer

Robert E Lucey

Klaus Hartung

Steven H Schwartz

Timothy L Trzepacz

Joseph L Freni, Jr

Benjamin J Beck

Baird M Little

J Neil Gleason

Bill Fiebel

James C TerMeer

Joseph D Bean

Joseph Neil Gleason

Steven M Dibdin

Joseph L Freni Jr

Wireless wearable microphone

Wireless gooseneck microphone

Speakerphone

Wireless microphone

An automatic handset lifter is used with a wireless communication system. The system attaches to a conventional telephone and creates a communication link between the telephone and a portable device such as a wireless headset. The system automatically detects the ringing of the telephone by sensing magnetic fields of the telephone speaker. Upon ring detection, the system creates a communications link with the remote device and deploys a mechanical lifting device to lift the handset. Lifting the handset activates the telephone cradle switch to answer the phone and thereby allows the remote device to communicate over the telephone.

Wireless remote controlled handset lifter system using magnetically coupled ring detection

Charger base for use with a multi-user audio system

Wireless audio adapter for use with a multi-user audio system

Integrated audio system for use with a multi-user audio system

Omnidirectional wireless microphone for use with a multi-user audio system

Integrated audio system with a detachable base for use with a multi-user audio system

Directional wireless microphone for use with a multi-user audio system

Personal wireless microphone for use with a multi-user audio system

A foldable massaging bed cushion for supporting a person in a sitting position has a backrest with two side edges, two armrests rotatably coupled to the backrest, and one or more massaging units within the backrest. The two armrests can rotate from a sitting position to a folded position along the two side edges of the backrest. The foldable massaging bed cushion can also have one or more heating units and one more massaging units located within the backrest and a control panel to control the massaging units and heating units.

Foldable massaging bed rest

Communication unit comprising a housing in which at least one transducer is placed, and on which a microphone arm is suspended. The housing also has means, such as an ear hook, for fastening the communication unit to the head of a user. The microphone arm is pivotally connected to the housing by a hinge link, and at an outer area of the housing, so that the microphone arm can be moved between a first position in which it lies up against the housing, and a second position in which it extends away from the housing. The microphone arm has a length, which in the main is less than or of the same order as the greatest extent of the housing, so that in the folded-in state the microphone arm does not project out over the circumference of the housing. The communication unit can be used on both the right and the left side of the head, in that the ear hook () can be suspended in two different positions, corresponding to the communication unit being worn on the right or the left ear, respectively.

Headset communication unit

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Hudson, NH, United States of America

Stephen R Lyman