Keyboard support apparatus
OwnerEugene B. Ritchey, Craig E. Ritcheyinventors
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A keyboard support apparatus is provided to allow a keyboard to be placed in a reverse inclination or angle thus allowing a user's hands and fingers to be placed at a level at or below the level of the user's forearms and wrists when the user's forearms are extended for keyboarding operations. A first embodiment includes an inclined panel rotatably connected to a base panel, and an adjustment panel which has a free end for engaging adjustment slots in the base panel thereby allowing a selective inclinations of the inclined panel with respect to the base panel. In a second embodiment, the keyboard support apparatus may be used in conjunction with a common computer desk or table which incorporates a pull-out tray. The keyboard support apparatus is installed on the pull-out tray allowing a user to adjust the reverse inclination of the keyboard, or to allow the keyboard to remain in its normal horizontal position.
A keyboard support apparatus for supporting a keyboard and a user's wrists during keyboard operations, said apparatus comprising:
A non-collapsible keyboard support apparatus for supporting a keyboard and a user's wrists during keyboard operations, said apparatus comprising:
A keyboard support apparatus for supporting a keyboard and a user's wrists during keyboard operations, said apparatus comprising:
A method of reducing physical discomfort for a user of a keyboard, said method comprising:
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