Input technologies
OwnerWilliam Bonnstaufferinventor
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Abstract
A device is provided. The device includes a first T-shaped structure defined via a first leg and a first platform. The device further includes a key cap with an interior open chamber. The cap is mounted onto the first structure such that the chamber contains the first platform. The device also includes a second T-shaped structure defined via a second leg and a second platform. The first leg vertically moves within the second leg such that the cap travels between a depressed position and a pressed position. The cap is raised above the second platform in the depressed position. The cap is in contact with the second platform in the pressed position.
Claims20
A device comprising:
- a first T-shaped structure defined via a first leg and a first platform;
- a key cap with an interior open chamber, said cap mounted onto said first structure such that said chamber contains said first platform;
- and
- a second T-shaped structure defined via a second leg and a second platform, said first leg vertically moving within said second leg such that said cap travels between a depressed position and a pressed position, said cap raised above said second platform in said depressed position, said cap in contact with said second platform in said pressed position.
A typing keyboard comprising:
- a first T-shaped structure defined via a first leg and a first platform;
- an elastic key cap with an interior open chamber, said cap mounted onto said first structure such that said chamber contains said first platform;
- and
- a second T-shaped structure defined via a second leg and a second platform, said second platform is perimetrically greater than said first platform, said first leg vertically moving within said second leg such that said cap travels between a depressed position and a pressed position, said cap raised above said second platform in said depressed position, said cap in contact with said second platform in said pressed position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.