초록 ▼

A desk stand for a hand-held computer allows both variation in viewing angles of the computer display, and the ability to connect the computer to external, peripheral devices. The stand allows clearance for the computer to mate with a docking port which in turn connects to peripheral devices such as

A desk stand for a hand-held computer allows both variation in viewing angles of the computer display, and the ability to connect the computer to external, peripheral devices. The stand allows clearance for the computer to mate with a docking port which in turn connects to peripheral devices such as a modem or a printer. Thus, the capabilities of the computer are greatly expanded. In addition the computer can be positioned on the stand to allow easier access to its input tablet. Thus, both right-handed and left-handed persons can position the computer so that data entry is more convenient. Moreover, the computer can be positioned in a manner that reduces glare on the computer display unit.

대표청구항 ▼

[ I claim:] [1.] An apparatus for supporting a portable computer comprising:a base;a frame hinged to the base;a support in contact with the base and frame thereby to prop the frame at an angle to the base; anda portable computer docking port adaptor having a portion to hang on an upper part of the f

[ I claim:] [1.] An apparatus for supporting a portable computer comprising:a base;a frame hinged to the base;a support in contact with the base and frame thereby to prop the frame at an angle to the base; anda portable computer docking port adaptor having a portion to hang on an upper part of the frame and having mountings to secure thereto the portable computer docking port wherein the base includes a first adjustment plate, which accommodates a first leg extension of the frame, and a second adjustment plate, which accommodates a second leg extension of the frame, whereby a location of the first leg extension in the first adjustment plate and the second leg extension in the second adjustment plate defines the angle of the frame to the base;wherein in a collapsed position the base, frame, and support lie flat.