Computer furniture
OwnerMarkus Bayrinventor
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Abstract
A piece of computer furniture for adjustably positioning at least one computer peripheral device, with a base (1) arranged below a legroom (2) and adapted to support the piece of computer furniture on the floor, a shelf (3) for placing or holding the piece of computer peripheral device, a main stand (4) extending from the base (1) on one side and laterally adjacent the legroom (2) to the shelf (3). The main stand (4) is connected or coupled to the base (1) via a first joint (5) so as to be inclinable and fixable in a selectable inclination position. The shelf (3) is connected or coupled to the main stand (4) via a second joint (6) so as to be inclinable and fixable in a selectable inclination position. A swivel joint (7) is provided for horizontally pivoting the shelf (3).
Claims21
1-9. (canceled)
A piece of computer furniture for adjustably positioning at least one computer peripheral device, such as in particular a keyboard, a computer mouse, a foot pedal, a joystick, a steering wheel and/or a screen, comprising:
- a base (1) arranged below a legroom (2) and configured to support the piece of computer furniture on the floor,
- a shelf (3) for placing or holding the computer peripheral device,
- a main stand (4) extending from the base (1) on one side and laterally adjacent the legroom (2) to the shelf (3),
- wherein the main stand (4) is connected or coupled to the base (1) via a first joint (5) so as to be inclinable and fixable in a selectable inclination position,
- wherein the shelf (3) is connected or coupled to the main stand (4) via a second joint (6) so as to be inclinable and fixable in a selectable inclination position,
- and wherein a swivel joint (7) is provided for horizontally pivoting the shelf (3).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.