Mobile computer security cabinet
OwnerMark Goldberginventor
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Abstract
A mobile computer security cabinet configured to prevent theft of computer equipment and includes a monitor enclosure that contains a computer monitor, allows viewing the monitor without accessing it, and prevents unauthorized entry; a central processing unit (“CPU”) enclosure that contains CPU, printer and other computer related equipment and prevents unauthorized entry; a keyboard enclosure coupled to the monitor and CPU enclosure and prevents unauthorized entry; and a wheel assembly coupled to the CPU enclosure. The keyboard enclosure further includes a drawer, which slides out of the keyboard enclosure and exposes an interior portion of the keyboard enclosure without providing access to the monitor and CPU enclosures.
Claims28
A computer security cabinet having a front, a back, sides, a top and a bottom, comprising:
- a first enclosure having a first interior cavity and a top first door and a top second door enclosing said first interior cavity;
- a second enclosure having a second interior cavity and a bottom first door and a bottom second door;
- a middle enclosure spaced between said first and second enclosures and defining a third interior cavity;
- a channel connecting said first, second and third interior cavities, wherein said channel is defined by a plurality of openings in said first, second and third interior cavities;
- wherein said first top door further comprises a see-through window;
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- wherein said third interior cavity further includes a drawer configured to slide out from said third interior cavity.
A computer security cabinet having a front, back, sides, top and a bottom, comprising:
- a first enclosure including a top first door;
- a second enclosure including a bottom first door;
- a middle enclosure spaced between said first enclosure and said second enclosure;
- a second door;
- wherein said first enclosure includes a first interior cavity;
- said top first door and said second door enclose said first interior cavity;
- wherein said second enclosure includes a second interior cavity;
- said bottom first door and said second door enclose said second interior cavity;
- wherein said middle enclosure includes a third interior cavity that further includes a drawer configured to slide out from said third interior cavity;
- said second door encloses said third interior cavity in the back of the cabinet;
- a channel connecting said first, second and third interior cavities, wherein said channel is defined by a plurality of openings in said first, second and third interior cavities;
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- wherein said first top door further comprises a see-through window.
A computer security cabinet, having a front and a back, configured to prevent theft of computer equipment, comprising:
- a monitor enclosure having a first door and a second door and configured to contain computer monitor equipment;
- wherein said first door further comprises a see-through window to allow viewing of the computer monitor equipment without accessing said computer monitor equipment;
- a central processing unit (“CPU”) enclosure having a third door and a fourth door and configured to contain computer related equipment;
- a keyboard enclosure spaced between said monitor enclosure and said CPU enclosure;
- a channel defined by a plurality of openings in said monitor enclosure, said CPU enclosure, and said keyboard enclosure and configured to interconnect said monitor enclosure, said CPU enclosure, and said keyboard enclosure;
- wherein said keyboard enclosure further comprises a drawer configured to slide out from said keyboard enclosure and expose an interior portion of said keyboard enclosure without providing access to said monitor enclosure and said CPU enclosure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.