Phone security case with ejection mechanism

Abstract

A phone security case with ejection mechanism having a case body, a pair of support arms, and a swivelable belt clip disposed on the case body. An ejection mechanism, a central processing unit, a tethering mechanism, a message sensor mechanism, a rechargeable battery, and a speaker are also disposed on the case body.

Claims

1. A phone security case with ejection mechanism comprising: a case body having a front side, a back side, a pair of side edges, a top side, and a bottom lip having a cavity; a pair of support arms, wherein one of the support arms is disposed on one of the pair of side edges; a swivelable belt clip disposed on the back side of the case body; an ejection mechanism disposed on at least one of the bottom lip and the front side of the case body; a CPU disposed within the bottom lip, wherein the CPU is in operational communication with the ejection mechanism; a tethering mechanism disposed within the cavity of the bottom lip, wherein the tethering mechanism is in operational communication with the CPU and a cellphone; a message sensor mechanism disposed within the cavity of the bottom lip, wherein the message sensor mechanism is in operational communication with the CPU; a rechargeable battery disposed within the cavity of the bottom lip, wherein the rechargeable battery is in operational communication with the CPU; a speaker disposed within the cavity of the bottom lip, wherein the speaker is in operational communication with the CPU.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

Figures

(1) FIG. 1 is an isometric view of a phone security case with ejection mechanism.

(2) FIG. 2 is side elevation view of the phone security case with ejection mechanism.

(3) FIG. 3 is a rear elevation view of the phone security case with ejection mechanism.

(4) FIG. 4 is a front elevation view of the phone security case with ejection mechanism.

(5) FIG. 5 is a front elevation view of the phone security case with ejection mechanism showing the ejection mechanism in phantom.

(6) FIG. 6 is block diagram of the phone security case with ejection mechanism.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

(7) With reference now to the drawings, and in particular FIGS. 1 through 6 thereof, an example of the instant phone security case with ejection mechanism employing the principles and concepts of the present phone security case with ejection mechanism and generally designated by the reference number 10 will be described.

(8) Referring to FIGS. 1 through 6 the present phone security case with ejection mechanism 10 is illustrated. The phone security case with ejection mechanism 10 includes a tubular body 20 having a case body 22. The case body 22 has a front side 24, a back side 26, a pair of side edges 28, a top side 30, and a bottom lip 32 having a cavity 34. One of a pair of support arms 36 is disposed on one of the pair of side edges 28. The pair of support arms 36 secures a screen side 38 of a cellphone 40 held in the phone security case. A swivelable belt clip 42 is disposed on the back side 26 of the case body 22. There is an ejection mechanism 44 disposed on at least one of the bottom lip 32 and the front side 24 of the case body 22. An embodiment of the ejection mechanism has an ejection base 46, a track 48, and a spring mechanism 50. The spring mechanism 50 can propel the ejection base 46 along the track 48 to push the cellphone toward the top side 30 of the phone security case.

(9) A CPU 52 is disposed within the bottom lip 32, and the CPU 52 is in operational communication with the ejection mechanism 44. A tethering mechanism 54 disposed within the cavity 34 of the bottom lip 32 is in operational communication with the CPU 52 and the cellphone. A message sensor mechanism 56 is disposed within the cavity 34 of the bottom lip 32, with the message sensor mechanism 56 in operational communication with the CPU 52. Furthermore, a rechargeable battery 58 is disposed within the cavity 34 of the bottom lip 32, with the rechargeable battery 58 in operational communication with the CPU 52. A speaker 60 is also disposed within the cavity 34 of the bottom lip 32, with the speaker 60 in operational communication with the CPU 52.