The
Wrist-Mounted Electrical Computer Components (WECC) invention comprises an Electrical Computer Component (ECC), a
wrist or watch band, an attachment or integrating
system that connects the ECC with the wristband, and a communication port, either a hardwire
system is used such as a
USB compatible connection or
radio frequency (RF)
system is used to interface with an external host computer. The WECC is a significant enhancement due to its implementation of universal adapters to interface with various computers, which will provide a more secure and stable form of transport for
electronic computer components and their data. The WECC will (1) prevent loss of individual computer components thereby enhancing security and protecting loss of important
electronic information, (2) provide a novel form for transporting
electronic computer components, and (3) enhance the
adaptation of universal adapters to interface with multiple computers. The WECC can carry electronic keys,
medical history, calendars,
credit card information, along with files from school or work. Storing
electronic information on a person's
wrist could greatly reduce the need current state of the art methods for transporting data through Personal Data Assistants (PDAs),
Laptop computers, Zip(TM) drives, Compact Disks, and Smart Cards.