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A body-supported hand-operated instrument desk which includes a pair of vertical frame members (20). A table surface is formed by a rectangular member (42) rotatably attached to the frame and a sold or resilient fabric table top (52) is employed to support a hand operated instrument such as a comput

A body-supported hand-operated instrument desk which includes a pair of vertical frame members (20). A table surface is formed by a rectangular member (42) rotatably attached to the frame and a sold or resilient fabric table top (52) is employed to support a hand operated instrument such as a computer. A pair of shoulder straps (36) bridge across the frame allowing the device to be comfortably worn over the shoulders providing a platform that positions the instrument in a convenient location. The invention solves the problem of providing portable access to hand operated instruments heretofore unavailable.

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A body-supported instrument desk retained over the shoulders of ones body for holding a hand operated portable instrument comprising: (a) a tubular frame member in generally a U-shape having a middle and ends, formed in such a manner as to conform to the back portion of ones body and over the should

A body-supported instrument desk retained over the shoulders of ones body for holding a hand operated portable instrument comprising: (a) a tubular frame member in generally a U-shape having a middle and ends, formed in such a manner as to conform to the back portion of ones body and over the shoulders with the middle joining contiguously and the ends spread apart, for resting on ones shoulders and providing structure therewith, (b) a pair of brackets having slots therein in crescent shape permanently affixed to the ends of said tubular frame member providing a vertical mounting base, (c) a rectangular shaped tubular table member having a slot in each end pivotally disposed upon the brackets in a horizontal direction defining an enclosed table area on three sides with the tubular frame member forming the fourth edge of the table member, (d) table member manual actuator adjusting means having hand variable adjustment providing predetermined angular displacement of the table member relative to the brackets allowing adjustment of the angle of the table to fit the individuals body and accessibility requirements, (e) a table top engaging the table member and bottom vertical frame members providing a support for holding the portable instrument while the desk is retained portably on ones shoulders, (f) a pair of shoulder straps attached on one end to the vertical frame members and on the other to the back support member defining a cradle therebetween formably fitting ones shoulders for retaining the weight of the desk evenly thereupon, and (g) a resilient pad attached to the frame contiguous with the users back providing a comfortable surface for comfort and adaptability to different body contours.