| Topway Electrical Appliance Company Patent applications |
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| 20090036211 | GUITAR GAME APPARATUS - A guitar game apparatus includes a neck portion, a printed circuit board mounted to the neck portion, a first set of controlling buttons mounted to the neck portion adjacent an end, and a second set of controlling buttons mounted to the neck portion adjacent an opposite end. The printed circuit board includes a plurality of switches. A number of the first set of controlling buttons is same to that of the second set of controlling buttons. Two corresponding controlling buttons of the first and second sets of controlling buttons are electrically connected to a corresponding switch of the printed circuit board. | 02-05-2009 |
| 20080299906 | EMULATING PLAYING APPARATUS OF SIMULATING GAMES - An emulating playing apparatus of simulating games includes a simulating musical instrument, and a receiving member. The simulating musical instrument has controlling keys set thereon and includes a first battery, a first MCU, a first wireless module, and a first antenna. Signals are produced by the controlling keys and transmitted to the first MCU. The first MCU is communicated with the first wireless module which is connected to the first antenna. The receiving member has a port for connecting with a game frame and includes a second battery, a second MCU, a second wireless module, and a second antenna. The second MCU is communicated with the game frame and the second wireless module. The second wireless module is connected to the second antenna. The simulating musical instrument is wirelessly connected to the receiving member via the first wireless module, the first and second antennas, and the second wireless module. | 12-04-2008 |
| 20080268954 | GUITAR GAME APPARATUS - A guitar game apparatus includes a neck portion, a printed circuit board, and five controlling buttons. The printed circuit board is mounted to the neck portion and includes five switches. The controlling buttons are electrically connected to the corresponding switches of the printed circuit board. | 10-30-2008 |
