Abstract:
A means of creation of joy and enjoyment plus self identification during the process of charging a cell phone.

Description:
FIELD OF THE INVENTION  
       [0001]    The present invention relates to cell phone charging and display 
       BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 
       [0002]    There is no joy created when recharging the cell phone; currently all cell phone have a utilitarian power connection wire and power supply plug that plugs into an outlet or power strip. Currently there is no emotional response or enjoyment during this process of charging the cell phone. There are no personal identification reactions to the process of cell phone charging, because the utilitarian power connection wire and power supply is generic in nature and does not create identification with the individual cell phone user. 
         [0003]    US 2005/0225292 Charger And Recharger Device 
         [0004]    U.S. Pat. No. 7,146,195 B2 Hinge Device And Cell Phone Using The Hinge device 
         [0005]    US 2007/0015547 A1 Wall Mounted Cell phone Holder 
         [0006]    US 2005/0225292 Charger And Recharger Device has several shortcomings to the invention. First the device is too expensive to mass produce, this device has a connection to a source of power, a plurality of connection points, an adapter to provide electrical power, a micro processor, a multi-voltage connecter to adapt the charging power to portable equipment, a plurality of electrical connections. This is six items used to create a recharging power source, this invention uses single switch to adjust the output voltage to required levels, a connection plate to provide a connection from the power supply to the equipment to be charge, by using variable plate types to create a suitable connection, there is a reduction in equipment parts to create a recharging connection. The Charger and Recharger Device has no identification response from the user of the device, because the device is a utilitarian construction and shape, there is no emotional connection established when using the device. The Charger and Recharger device does not house the cell phone during re charging, thereby the user can lose the cell phone and charger when the user forgets where the device is being charged. 
         [0007]    U.S. Pat. No. 7,146,195 B2 Hinge Device And Cell Phone Using The Hinge Device has several shortcoming to the invention. First the device is too expensive to mass produce, the device has numerous mechanical connections that attach to the cell phone to provide support. This invention uses a partial cavity to provide support to the device, reducing the number of parts required to support the cell phone. The Hinge device and cell phone is a utilitarian construction and shape, there is no emotional connect established when using the device. There is no means of creating a personal identification with the utilitarian device. 
         [0008]    US 2007/0015547 A1 Wall Mounted Cell phone Holder has several shortcoming to the invention, one is that it has limited identification emotional responses from the user of the device, there is only color and a limited area to post a picture to create a limited response from the user. The wall mounted cell phone holder cannot maintain connection between the cell phone. the recharging wire connection from the connection plug at the bottom of the cell phone, the charging power source. With the Force of Gravity the cord will separate from the cell phone and terminate the recharging capabilities. This invention surrounds the device and there is no dangling connection from the cell phone to the power source providing the connection. This invention has a docking cavity that supports the cell phone and maintains the electrical connection during the charging cycle. This invention creates a greater effect of emotional identification and response from the user by having the whole device have form and shape to create emotional connections, rather than a limited picture and color of the holder itself. 
         [0009]    It is therefore an object of the invention to create joyous reactions when charging a cell phone through personal identification reactions 
         [0010]    It is another object of the invention to provide a wall or surface device to dock the cell phone to be charged 
         [0011]    It is another object of the invention to provide a common power source with various cell phone power requirements 
         [0012]    It is another object of the invention to create a common recharging area instead of misplacing the cell phone charger 
       SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION 
       [0013]    A means of creation of joy and enjoyment with self identification during the process of charging a cell phone. 
     
    
     
       BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS 
         [0014]    A complete understanding of the present invention may be obtained by reference to the accompanying drawings, when considered in conjunction with the subsequent, detailed description, in which: 
           [0015]      FIG. 1  is a perspective view of a Variation of the wall mounted recharge unit in a spider form.  FIG. 1  number  1  is the power plug to supply power to the cell phone recharge power supply.  FIG. 1  number  2  is the power cord to connect the power plug to the power supply.  FIG. 1  number  3  is the front side of the cell phone personalized recharge unit.  FIG. 1  number  4  is the cavity that allows the cell phone to dock to the personalized recharge unit.  FIG. 1  number  5  is the backside of the cell phone recharge personalized unit.  FIG. 1  number  6  is the cavity hole that allows the support mount to be inserted into the cell phone recharge personalized unit.  FIG. 1  number  7  is the support mount for the personalized recharge unit.  FIG. 1  number  8  is the wall mounted screw that attaches the plug to the wall. 
           [0016]      FIG. 2  is a perspective view of a Variation of a horizontal mounted recharge unit.  FIG. 2  number  9  is a partial view of a table that is supporting the table mounted personalized recharge unit.  FIG. 2  number  10  is a partial view of a table leg.  FIG. 2  number  11  is a power plug receptacle.  FIG. 2  number  12  is the power cord that connects the power plug receptacle to the table mounted personalized recharge unit power supply.  FIG. 2  number  13  is the horizontal mounted personalized recharge unit in a turtle variation.  FIG. 2  number  14  is the cavity that the cell phone is set into. 
           [0017]      FIG. 3  is a perspective view of an interconnecting parts of the personalized recharge unit power supply.  FIG. 3  number  15  is the power plug that supplies power to the power supply.  FIG. 3  number  16  is the power cord that connects the power plug to the power supply.  FIG. 3  number  17  is the power supply.  FIG. 3  number  18  is the s 1  switch that changes the voltage output to the correct voltage for the cell phone that is to be recharged.  FIG. 3  number  19  is the attachment piece that connects the power supply to the interchangeable plate to connect the power plug to the cell phone.  FIG. 3  number  20  is the power supply wire that connects the output of the power supply to the cell phone.  FIG. 3  number  21  is the interchangeable cell phone plate.  FIG. 3  number  22  is the power receptacle that connects the power supply to the cell phone power source input.  FIG. 3  number  28  shows the power supply connected to the adapter.  FIG. 3  number  27  shows the attachment piece that is interconnected the power supply to the interchangeable cell phone plate.  FIG. 3  number  25  shows the interchangeable cell phone plate attached to the attachment piece with the cavity of the cell phone mount.  FIG. 3  number  26  is the interior cavity that the cell phone will mount into while recharging.  FIG. 3  number  24  is the interior side of the interior cavity of the cell phone wall mount charger.  FIG. 3  number  23  is the upper interior side of the interior cavity of the cell phone wall mount personalized recharge unit; and 
           [0018]      FIG. 4  is a perspective view of a personalized recharge unit power supply schematic.  FIG. 4  number  29  is a interface plate that connects a cell phone power input to the power supply.  FIG. 4  number  30  shows a variation of the interface plate that connects a different model of a cell phone power input connection to the power supply.  FIG. 4  number  31  shows a variation of the interface plate that connects a different model of a cell phone power input connection to the power supply.  FIG. 4  number  33  is a power supply resistor to develop voltage across a voltage divider network.  FIG. 4  number  34  is a power supply resister to develop voltage across a voltage divider network.  FIG. 4  number  35  is a power supply resister to develop voltage across a voltage divider network.  FIG. 4  number  36  is a power supply resister to develop voltage across a voltage divider network.  FIG. 4  number  37  is a power supply resister to develop voltage across a voltage divider network.  FIG. 4  number  38  is the insulated electrical wire that connects the developed voltage to the s 1  switch.  FIG. 4  number  39  is the insulated electrical wire that connects the developed voltage to the s 1  switch.  FIG. 4  number  40  is the insulated electrical wire that is the output of the s 1  switch to the output jack that connects to the interface electrical cell phone plate.  FIG. 4  number  41  is the jack that connects to the interface electrical cell phone plate.  FIG. 4  number  42  is the s 1  output switch.  FIG. 4  number  43  shows the connection of the power supply voltage circuit path from the power supply through the switch to the interconnecting wire to the output jack.  FIG. 4  number  44  is the insulated electrical wire that connects the developed voltage to the s 1  switch.  FIG. 4  number  45  is the insulated electrical connecting wire to the output jack.  FIG. 4  number  46  is the insulated electrical wire that connects the power supply voltage to the s 1  switch.  FIG. 4  number  57  is the power supply capacitor that smoothes the electrical voltage output.  FIG. 4  number  47  is the diode that rectifies the ac voltage to a de voltage.  FIG. 4  number  48  is the electrical connections from the power supply to the voltage divider network.  FIG. 4  number  49  is the diode that reifies the ac voltage to a dc voltage.  FIG. 4  number  49  is the diode that rectifies the ac voltage to a dc voltage.  FIG. 4  number  50  is the diode that rectifies the ac voltage to a dc voltage.  FIG. 4  number  50  is the diode that rectifies the ac voltage to a dc voltage.  FIG. 4  number  51  is the secondary winding of a transformer.  FIG. 4  number  52  is the diode that rectifies the ac voltage to a dc voltage.  FIG. 4  number  53  is the transformer core.  FIG. 4  number  54  is the primary transformer.  FIG. 4  number  55  is the insulated electrical wire that connects the plug to the power supply.  FIG. 4  number  56  is an insulated electrical plug. 
       
    
    
       [0019]    For purposes of clarity and brevity, like elements and components will bear the same designations and numbering throughout the FIGURES. 
       DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT 
       [0020]      FIG. 1  is a perspective view of a Variation of the wall mounted recharger unit in a spider form.  FIG. 1  number  1  is the power plug to supply power to the cell phone recharge power supply  16 .  FIG. 1  number  2  is the power cord  18  to connect the power plug to the power supply  16 .  FIG. 1  number  3  is the front side of the cell phone personalized recharge unit  10 .  FIG. 1  number  4  is the cavity that allows the cell phone to dock to the personalized recharge unit  10 .  FIG. 1  number  5  is the backside of the cell phone recharge personalized unit.  FIG. 1  number  6  is the cavity hole that allows the wall mounted plug to be inserted into the cell phone recharge personalized unit.  FIG. 1  number  7  is the support mount  20  for the personalized recharge unit  10 .  FIG. 1  number  8  is the wall mounted screw that attaches the plug to the wall. 
         [0021]      FIG. 2  is a perspective view of a Variation of a horizontal mounted recharge unit.  FIG. 2  number  9  is a partial view of a table that is supporting the table mounted personalized recharge unit  10 .  FIG. 2  number  10  is a partial view of a table leg.  FIG. 2  number  11  is a power plug receptacle.  FIG. 2  number  12  is the power cord  18  that connects the power plug receptacle to the table mounted personalized recharge unit  10  power supply  16 .  FIG. 2  number  13  is the horizontal mounted personalized recharge unit  10  in a turtle variation.  FIG. 2  number  14  is the cavity that the cell phone is set into. 
         [0022]      FIG. 3  is a perspective view of an interconnecting parts of the personalized recharge unit  10  power supply  16 .  FIG. 3  number  15  is the power plug that supplies power to the power supply  16 .  FIG. 3  number  16  is the power cord  18  that connects the power plug to the power supply  16 .  FIG. 3  number  17  is the power supply  16 .  FIG. 3  number  18  is the s 1  switch that changes the voltage output to the correct voltage for the cell phone that is to be recharged.  FIG. 3  number  19  is the attachment piece that connects the power supply  16  to the interchangeable plate to connect the power plug to the cell phone.  FIG. 3  number  20  is the power supply  16  wire that connects the output of the power supply  16  to the cell phone.  FIG. 3  number  21  is the interchangeable cell phone plate.  FIG. 3  number  22  is the power receptacle that connects the power supply  16  to the cell phone power source input.  FIG. 3  number  28  shows the power supply  16  connected to the adapter.  FIG. 3  number  27  shows the attachment piece that is interconnected the power supply  16  to the interchangeable cell phone plate.  FIG. 3  number  25  shows the interchangeable cell phone plate attached to the attachment piece with the cavity of the cell phone mount.  FIG. 3  number  26  is the interior cavity  12  that the cell phone will mount into while recharging.  FIG. 3  number  24  is the interior side of the interior cavity  12  of the cell phone wall mount charger.  FIG. 3  number  23  is the upper interior side of the interior cavity  12  of the cell phone wall mount personalized recharge unit  10 . 
         [0023]      FIG. 4  is a perspective view of a personalized recharge unit  10  power supply  16  schematic.  FIG. 4  number  29  is a interface plate  14  that connects a cell phone power input to the power supply  16 .  FIG. 4  number  30  shows a variation of the interface plate  14  that connects a different model of a cell phone power input connection to the power supply  16 .  FIG. 4  number  31  shows a variation of the interface plate  14  that connects a different model of a cell phone power input connection to the power supply  16 .  FIG. 4  number  33  is a power supply  16  resistor to develop voltage across a voltage divider network.  FIG. 4  number  34  is a power supply  16  resister to develop voltage across a voltage divider network.  FIG. 4  number  35  is a power supply  16  resister to develop voltage across a voltage divider network.  FIG. 4  number  36  is a power supply  16  resister to develop voltage across a voltage divider network.  FIG. 4  number  37  is a power supply  16  resister to develop voltage across a voltage divider network.  FIG. 4  number  38  is the insulated electrical wire that connects the developed voltage to the s 1  switch.  FIG. 4  number  39  is the insulated electrical wire that connects the developed voltage to the s 1  switch.  FIG. 4  number  40  is the insulated electrical wire that is the output of the s 1  switch to the output jack that connects to the interface electrical cell phone plate.  FIG. 4  number  41  is the jack that connects to the interface electrical cell phone plate.  FIG. 4  number  42  is the s 1  output switch.  FIG. 4  number  43  shows the connection of the power supply  16  voltage circuit path from the power supply  16  through the switch to the interconnecting wire to the output jack.  FIG. 4  number  44  is the insulated electrical wire that connects the developed voltage to the s 1  switch.  FIG. 4  number  45  is the insulated electrical connecting wire to the output jack.  FIG. 4  number  46  is the insulated electrical wire that connects the power supply  16  voltage to the s 1  switch.  FIG. 4  number  57  is the power supply  16  capacitor that smoothes the electrical voltage output.  FIG. 4  number  47  is the diode that rectifies the ac voltage to a de voltage.  FIG. 4  number  48  is the electrical connections from the power supply  16  to the voltage divider network.  FIG. 4  number  49  is the diode that reifies the ac voltage to a dc voltage.  FIG. 4  number  49  is the diode that rectifies the ac voltage to a dc voltage.  FIG. 4  number  50  is the diode that rectifies the ac voltage to a dc voltage.  FIG. 4  number  50  is the diode that rectifies the ac voltage to a dc voltage.  FIG. 4  number  51  is the secondary winding of a transformer.  FIG. 4  number  52  is the diode that rectifies the ac voltage to a dc voltage.  FIG. 4  number  53  is the transformer core.  FIG. 4  number  54  is the primary transformer.  FIG. 4  number  55  is the insulated electrical wire that connects the plug to the power supply  16 .  FIG. 4  number  56  is an insulated electrical plug. 
         [0024]    Since other modifications and changes varied to fit particular operating requirements and environments will be apparent to those skilled in the art, the invention is not considered limited to the example chosen for purposes of disclosure, and covers all changes and modifications which do not constitute departures from the true spirit and scope of this invention. 
         [0025]    Having thus described the invention, what is desired to be protected by Letters Patent is presented in the subsequently appended claims.