The headflat

 
Headflat is a registered patent representing a well designed as well as modern fixture for Smartphones such as Apple IPhone or HTC Touch (see overview). The Smartphone is inserted in the fixture and then attached to any standard cap or any other headgear.

headflat_transp_klein1The rather complex way of its construction and its weight distribution (the headflat only weights about 50 grams) offers a high wearing comfort and makes watching videos on the smartphone a totally new entertainment experience.

The headflat follows your view position and can therefore be used in any sitting- or resting position, thus

making the headflat distinguished. The headflat is not in competition to conventional flat screens, even thought it could easily compete with them. An IPhone which is attached to headflat is equivalent to a 50 inch screen (127cm) from a distance of 4 meters.

One can enjoy movies and games with the headflat, it is fun and provides a relaxing as well as totally new experience.

The bracket device commercialized under the trademark name "headflat" is covered by pending protective right applications before the German Patent and Trademark Office (GPTO) (utility model), the European Patent Office (EPO), and the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) ("Patent Pending") *) . The name "headflat" is subject to a trademark registration application before the GPTO. All other trademarks not owned by headflat GmbH that appear on this site are the property of their respective owners. A trademark name can be protected even if no respective notice is published with that particular name.

*) The effects of § 11 GebrMG (German Utility Model Act) become valid only with the official registration of the utility model, which is published by the GPTO. Under Article 67 (1) and Article 64 (1) EPC (European Patent Convention) in connection with § 33 PatG (German Patent Act) or equivalent national patent law of EPC member states, applicant may claim an adequate compensation from a party using subject-matter of a pending patent application, only if said party knew or ought to have known that said subject-matter was subject to said application. The term "Patent Pending" refers to the United States of America (USA) only.