Abstract: The disclosed mobile electronic device may include a display, an enclosure supporting the display and comprising a conductive portion including at least one inward protrusion, and a ground plane positioned within the enclosure and comprising at least one channel, wherein the at least one inward protrusion extends within the at least one channel of the ground plane and a gap defined between the conductive portion of the enclosure and the ground plane forms a slot antenna that is configured to radiate electromagnetic signals through a portion of the display. Various other related methods and systems are also disclosed.

Abstract: The disclosed mobile electronic device may include a display, an enclosure supporting the display and comprising a conductive portion including at least one inward protrusion, and a ground plane positioned within the enclosure and comprising at least one channel, wherein the at least one inward protrusion extends within the at least one channel of the ground plane and a gap defined between the conductive portion of the enclosure and the ground plane forms a slot antenna that is configured to radiate electromagnetic signals through a portion of the display. Various other related methods and systems are also disclosed.

Abstract: Wireless electronic devices may include a ground plane and metal antenna portions separated by input connector portions improving the metal look and feel of the wireless electronic device.

Abstract: Wireless electronic devices may include a ground plane and a metal perimeter around the ground plane. The metal perimeter may include a planar user input component including an outer surface that is substantially coplanar with an outer surface of an adjacent portion of the metal perimeter.

Abstract: Wireless electronic devices may include a ground plane and a metal perimeter around the ground plane. The metal perimeter may include a plurality of antennas and may provide a front surface and/or edge surfaces of the wireless electronic devices.

Abstract: Wireless electronic devices may include a ground plane and metal antenna portions separated by input connector portions improving the metal look and feel of the wireless electronic device.

Abstract: Wireless electronic devices may include a ground plane and a metal perimeter around the ground plane. The metal perimeter may include a plurality of antennas and may provide a front surface and/or edge surfaces of the wireless electronic devices.

Abstract: Wireless electronic devices may include a ground plane and a metal perimeter around the ground plane. The metal perimeter may include a planar user input component including an outer surface that is substantially coplanar with an outer surface of an adjacent portion of the metal perimeter.

Abstract: A wireless communications terminal can include a housing having an interior surface that is configured to enclose at least a controller circuit, a transceiver circuit, and a RF feed circuit and to at least partially enclose a display device and a user input interface. The housing extends between opposing top and bottom surfaces, between opposing first and second side surfaces, and between opposing front and back surfaces. A first radiator line is connected on distal ends to a feed node and to a ground node and extends in a loop across at least a majority of a width of the housing between the first and second side surfaces. The first radiator line resonates in a first frequency range responsive to first electromagnetic radiation coupled to the feed and ground nodes.

Abstract: A wireless communications terminal can include a housing having an interior surface that is configured to enclose at least a transceiver circuit and a RF feed circuit. The housing extends between opposing top and bottom end surfaces and between opposing first and second side surfaces. A first radiator line primarily extends along one of the side surfaces and is connected to the RF feed node and to a first ground node. The first radiator line is configured to resonate in a first frequency range responsive to a first RF signal being provided to the RF feed node. A second radiator line is connected to the RF feed node through a stripline and/or coaxial cable and extends across at least a majority of a width of the housing between first and second side surfaces. The second radiator line is configured to resonate in a second frequency range, which is lower than the first frequency range, responsive to a second RF signal being provided to the RF feed node.

Abstract: A wireless communications terminal can include a housing having an interior surface that is configured to enclose at least a controller circuit, a transceiver circuit, and a RF feed circuit and to at least partially enclose a display device and a user input interface. The housing extends between opposing top and bottom surfaces, between opposing first and second side surfaces, and between opposing front and back surfaces. A first radiator line is connected on distal ends to a feed node and to a ground node and extends in a loop across at least a majority of a width of the housing between the first and second side surfaces. The first radiator line resonates in a first frequency range responsive to first electromagnetic radiation coupled to the feed and ground nodes.