Invention Support Announces a Great New Invention for Cell Phone Users Known as the "Home Cellular Extension"

Invention Support has signed a strategic alliance with, Russell Cramer, the inventor of the "Home Cellular Extension", to offer support for this great new invention and to proudly introduce it into the market.

(PRWEB) July 22, 2007 -- Invention Support has signed a strategic alliance with, Russell Cramer, the inventor of the "Home Cellular Extension", to offer support for this great new invention and to proudly introduce it into the market.

The Home Cellular Extension is an idea for an invention which would extend the capabilities of your cell phone by making it possible to use it in your existing landline site in your home.

Electronics is one of the largest industries in the US and plays a critical role in almost every aspect of modern life. It is directly responsible for the economic boom over the past ten years that propelled the US into an unparalleled superpower status. The US has capitalized on advancements in semiconductors, computing, storage, intelligent devices and sensors to achieve a competitive advantage. Continued growth of this industry is a critical prerequisite to maintaining technical superiority and leadership in this "Silicon Century."
The telecommunications sector comprises the entire range of devices and systems that enable people to send information back and forth, including copper wire and fiber optic cables, wireless systems, routing and switching systems, and input/output devices such as cell-phones and modems. The increasing importance of the Internet has produced phenomenal growth in telecommunications-based services.

The consumer sector represents some of the most advanced applications in electronics seen today. This sector covers a wide array of hardware and software products loosely categorized as home information systems, mobile electronics, video, and portable audio. Home information systems include personal computers, peripherals, and digital cameras. Mobile electronics consist of broadband access services, wireless telephones, pagers and radio service products. Digital TVs, DVDs, camcorders and personal video recorders are grouped as video products. Home theater systems and MP3 players are in the home and audio category.

The cell phone market is on track for $120 billion in total annual wholesale revenues this year, Strategy Analytics said. Mobile phone sales will exceed one billion handsets a year by 2009 as they become the most common consumer electronics device with 2.6 billion people using one by then, according to a survey published on Wednesday. Around 1.04 billion cell phones will be sold in 2009, up from an upwardly revised estimate of 779 million this year and 674 million handsets in 2004, research group Gartner said. "The mobile phone is the most prolific consumer device on the planet," said Gartner analyst Ben Wood. By comparison, every year around 200 million PCs and 200 million TVs are being sold. The market for a device like the Home Cellular Extension is extremely fertile and likely to offer great rewards to its successful marketing scheme.

It is evident from research that an invention like the Home Cellular Extension could enjoy considerable success in today's marketplace. In order that the needs of cell phone users all over the world can be better served, marketing professionals are now reaching out to these consumers. With these new considerations in mind, it is likely that the "Home Cellular Extension" will soon become a more popular device. For further information on this great new invention, contact "Jake Way" at info(at)inventionsupport.com and ask about the great new invention known as the "Home Cellular Extension".

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