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Removable module for a portable electronic device having stand-alone and system functionality

CA 2538833 C · Owner: Kee, Martin · Inventors: Kee, Martin; Chen, Chao-Chi; Clarke, Michael S.

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A computer system has a removable module that contains a processor other , electrical components, and a battery. When the module has been removed from the computer system, the processor runs an application that interacts with the electrical components in the module to provide stand-alone functionality. When the removable module is in the computer system the module is accessed by the , computer system to cause the computer system to perform some of the functionality provided by the module. The functionality provided by the removable module includes receiving emails displaying an appointment , calendar, displaying a contacts listing providing audio content, providing , cellular telephone …

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  • Filed September 15, 2004 and granted September 2, 2014. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended September 15, 2024.
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FiledSeptember 15, 2004
GrantedSeptember 2, 2014
Term endedSeptember 15, 2024
Patent numberCA 2538833 C
Classification (IPC)G06F13/00 +2 more

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2005200720092011201320152017201920212023Application filedSep 15, 2004Patent grantedSep 2, 2014Term endedSep 15, 2024

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