Universal keyboard and mouse platform

Abstract

An integral keyboard and mouse platform assembly is adapted for use on straight, curved or diagonal work surfaces of a work desk. The platform comprises a platter having a front edge, opposing side edges and rear edge. The rear edge is defined by a radiused transition from each side edge into a rearwardly projecting tongue. The front edge has a scalloped face with three symmetrical forwardly protecting lobes. The rearwardly projecting tongue has securements on its underside for securements to a suitable mount. The side edges are space apart sufficiently to provide a keyboard support and a mouse support all on the level of the upper surface of the platter. A keyboard palm rest is provided for attachment to the front edge and extends across to the forwardly projecting lobes and a mouse palm rest for attachment to the front edge and extending across one of the lobes to proved for the right hand or left hand mousing areas on the platter. With the keyboard palm rest removed the two lobes are aligned with a V-shaped keyboard having integral palm rest. This type of integral keyboard and mouse platform is universal not only for keyboards but as well as for various shaped work surfaces and right or left hand use.

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