Vision saver for computer monitor
OwnerLeonard E. Payner, Jimmy L. Keenerinventors
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A vision saver for use with a computer monitor relieves eye strain, reduces focusing problems, minimizes eye convergence, reduces the number of eye and head movements by an operator using a computer keyboard with the computer monitor, and deflects any direct radiation coming out of the monitor. The vision saver comprise first and second reflecting surfaces and a supporting structure for supporting the reflecting surfaces in spaced relation in front of the computer monitor such that the first reflecting surface faces the screen of the monitor and the second reflecting surface, and the second reflecting surface faces the first reflecting surface and outwardly from the screen of the monitor whereby a person can visually observe the screen of the computer monitor by viewing the second reflecting surface which can advantageously be positioned closer to the computer keyboard than the screen of the monitor.
A vision saver for use with a computer monitor comprising first and second reflecting surfaces and support means for supporting said first and second reflecting surfaces in spaced relation in front of the computer monitor such that said first reflecting surface faces the screen of said monitor and the second reflecting surface, and said second reflecting surface faces said first reflecting surface and outwardly from the screen of said monitor whereby a person can visually observe the screen of the computer monitor by viewing the second reflecting surface, wherein said support means is free standing and includes a platform for supporting the computer monitor, and wherein said support means includes means for adjusting the positions of said first and second reflecting surfaces with respect to said support means.
A vision saver for use with a computer monitor comprising first and second reflecting surfaces and support means for supporting said first and second reflecting surfaces in spaced relation in front of the computer monitor such that said first reflecting surface faces the screen of said monitor and the second reflecting surface, and said second reflecting surface faces said first reflecting surface and outwardly from the screen of said monitor whereby a person can visually observe the screen of the computer monitor by viewing the second reflecting surface, wherein said support means includes means for pivotally connecting said support means to a computer monitor and cover means formed integrally with said support means for covering the juncture between the monitor and the first reflecting surface to prevent extraneous light from distracting a person viewing the monitor screen in the second reflecting surface.
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