Portable and wearable data entry apparatus
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsDonald Ernest Woodmansee, Jeanette Marie Bruno
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Abstract
A portable data entry apparatus adapted to be carried by a user including a planar member having top and bottom surfaces. A data entry device is secured to the top surface of the planar member leaving a gap therebetween. A first member is detachably attached to the bottom surface and towards a first edge of the planar member, and a second member is secured to the bottom surface and away from the first edge, the second member enabling a user's forearm to support the data entry apparatus.
Claims23
A data entry apparatus adapted to be carried by a user, comprising:
- a planar member having a top surface and a bottom surface;
- a data entry device secured to the top surface leaving a gap therebetween;
- a first member detachably secured to the bottom surface and towards a first edge of said planar member;
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- a second member secured to the bottom surface and away from the first edge, said second member enabling a user's forearm to support to said data entry apparatus.
A portable data entry apparatus, comprising:
- a planar member having a first surface and an opposite second surface;
- a data entry device secured to the first surface;
- a first means detachably secured to the second surface and towards a first edge of said planar member, said first means enabling a user's forearm to support said apparatus;
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- a second means secured to the second surface and away from said first edge.
A data entry apparatus adapted to be carried by a user, comprising:
- a planar member having a top surface and a bottom surface;
- a data entry computing device secured to the top surface leaving a gap therebetween;
- a first member detachably secured to the bottom surface and towards a first edge of said planar member, said first member being used as a handgrip member while said apparatus is mounted on the user's forearm;
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- a second member secured to the bottom surface and away from the first edge, said second member enabling a user's forearm to support to said data entry apparatus.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.