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Numéro de publicationUSD521989 S1
Type de publicationOctroi
Numéro de demande29/236,628
Date de publication30 mai 2006
Date de dépôt18 août 2005
Date de priorité
17 mai 2004
Autre référence de publication
USD514541
USD516547
USD521485
USD521506
USD521973
USD524803
Inventeurs
Cortez Corley
Frank Tyneski
Cessionnaire d'origine
Research In Motion Limited
Classification aux États-Unis
D14/248
D14/210
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Liens externes
USPTO
Cession USPTO
Espacenet
Speaker port for a handheld communication device
US D521989 S1
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Revendications

  1. The ornamental design for a speaker port for a handheld communication device, as shown and described.

Description

The FIGURE is a view of the speaker port for a handheld communication device.

The broken line showings of the FIGURE are for illustrative purposes only and form no part of the claimed design.
Citations hors brevets
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