Kyung Hi Kim

D505856, Jun 7, 2005

Feb 2, 2004

29/198691

Kyung Tae Kim - Laguna Niguel CA, US
Kyung Hoon Kim - Cypress CA, US

1105

D 8353

7052299, May 30, 2006

Feb 2, 2005

11/050081

Kyung T. Kim - Laguna Niguel CA, US
Kyung H. Kim - Lakewood CA, US

H01R 4/60

439211, 439956

The low voltage electricity distribution circuit of the present invention is an electrical outlet that includes a receptacle mounted to a recess including either a plurality of wires or a bus bar system. The receptacle has at least one continuously live power socket and at least one switched power socket disposed on it. Each of the power sockets is capable of receiving an appliance plug. The receptacle is movable along the recess to a different location to allow for appliances, for example lamps or computers, to be located at many different points along the wall. In other forms of the distribution circuit a stand-alone unit that is fixed in place may be provided. Additionally, accessories for the above receptacles and sockets are provided.

7071414, Jul 4, 2006

Jan 18, 2005

11/038378

Kyung T. Kim - Laguna Niguel CA, US

H02G 3/14

174 66, 174 67, 220241, 220242, 439536

A cover plate for an electrical outlet or electrical switch unit includes an attachment element having one surface attached to an inside surface of the cover plate and another surface configured to be removably secured to a surface of the outlet or switch unit. Advantageously, this attachment method of the cover plate onto the outlet or switch unit conceals unsightly screws. In one embodiment, the attachment element comprises magnets to connect the cover plate to the outlet or switch unit. In another embodiment, mating VELCRO™ portions are used to connect the cover plate to the outlet or switch unit.

D532375, Nov 21, 2006

Oct 16, 2003

29/192082

Kyung T. Kim - Laguna Niguel CA, US
Kyung H. Kim - Cypress CA, US

1303

D131392

7198499, Apr 3, 2007

Apr 4, 2003

10/509563

Kyung Tae Kim - Laguna Niguel CA, US
Kyung Hoon Kim - Cypress CA, US

H01R 27/00

439217

The low voltage electricity distribution circuit of the present invention is an electrical outlet that includes a receptacle mounted to a recess including either a plurality of wires or a bus bar system. The receptacle has at least one continuously live power socket and at least one switched power socket disposed on it. Each of the power sockets is capable of receiving an appliance plug. The receptacle is movable along the recess to a different location to allow for appliances, for example lamps or computers, to be located at many different points along the wall. In other forms of the distribution circuit a stand-along unit that is fixed in place may be provided.

7214079, May 8, 2007

Apr 5, 2006

11/399068

Kyung T. Kim - Laguna Niguel CA, US
Kyung H. Kim - Lakewood CA, US

H01R 4/60

439211

The low voltage electricity distribution circuit of the present invention is an electrical outlet that includes a receptacle mounted to a recess including either a plurality of wires or a bus bar system. The receptacle has at least one continuously live power socket and at least one switched power socket disposed on it. Each of the power sockets is capable of receiving an appliance plug. The receptacle is movable along the recess to a different location to allow for appliances, for example lamps or computers, to be located at many different points along the wall. In other forms of the distribution circuit a stand-alone unit that is fixed in place may be provided. Additionally, accessories for the above receptacles and sockets are provided.

7547221, Jun 16, 2009

Apr 10, 2007

11/733661

Kyung T. Kim - Laguna Niguel CA, US
Kyung H Kim - Lakewood CA, US

H01R 4/60

439211

The low voltage electricity distribution circuit of the present invention is an electrical outlet that includes a receptacle mounted to a recess including either a plurality of wires or a bus bar system. The receptacle has at least one continuously live power socket and at least one switched power socket disposed on it. Each of the power sockets is capable of receiving an appliance plug. The receptacle is movable along the recess to a different location to allow for appliances, for example lamps or computers, to be located at many different points along the wall. In other forms of the distribution circuit a stand-alone unit that is fixed in place may be provided. Additionally, accessories for the above receptacles and sockets are provided.

7746900, Jun 29, 2010

Jul 22, 2005

11/187762

Kyung Tae Kim - Irvine CA, US
Il-gu Hong - Irvine CA, US
Jung Kyun Ahn - Kyunggi Do, KR
Jun Mo Park - Seoul, KR
Han Kyu Lim - Seoul, KR

H04J 3/16

370469

An electronic device employing an efficient network protocol stack. The protocol stack comprises a network-level protocol layer configured to provide a transmission service for transferring data to and from a computer network, and a device-level protocol layer configured to send and receive information specific to an interface of the electronic device over the network via the transmission service of the network-level protocol layer. Alternately, each of the network-level protocol layer and the device-level protocol layer may be employed individually with other network protocol layers to construct a functioning network protocol stack.