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US 6,402,111 B1Granted
CPU mounting unit
AssigneeAccuride International, Inc.
InventorsKristin M. Stewart, Molly Lee, Avi Bilu
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Abstract
A computer unit mounting holder for holding a computer under a desk top surface. The mounting holder is linearly translatable and also rotatable about an axis. The mounting unit includes vertical and horizontal adjustments for adjusting the size of a holding bracket for a variety of sizes of computer units.
Claims17
An underdesk computer unit bracket comprising:
- a casing, the casing being adapted to be coupled to the underside of a desk;
- an upper support arm slidably coupled to the casing by at least one slide;
- a lower support arm coupled to the upper support arm, the upper support arm and the lower support arm forming an area adapted to receive a computer unit;
- first adjustment means for adjusting the relative position of the lower support arm and the upper support arm;
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- second adjustment means for adjusting the position of the upper support arm and the lower support arm with respect to the desk, the first adjustment means and the second adjustment means being independently operable.
3 more elements
An underdesk computer unit bracket comprising:
- an upper L-bracket having an upper horizontal arm and a descending vertical wall, the descending vertical wall including opposing U-shaped channels;
- a lower L-bracket having a lower horizontal arm and an ascending vertical side, the ascending vertical side having edges at least partially within the opposing U-shaped channels and a vertical slot having notches along its edges;
- a plate coupled to the descending vertical wall, the plate having a protrusion adapted to engage the notches, the plate being biased so as to maintain the protrusion in the notches by a spring biasing the plate.
An undersurface computer unit bracket comprising:
- an upper L-bracket having an upper horizontal arm and a descending vertical wall, the descending vertical wall including opposing U-shaped channels;
- a lower L-bracket having a lower horizontal arm and an ascending vertical side, the ascending vertical side having edges at least partially within the opposing U-shaped channels and a vertical slot having notches along its edges;
- a plate coupled to the descending vertical wall the plate having a protrusion adapted to engage the notches, the plate being biased so as to maintain the protrusion in the notches by a spring biasing the plate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.