Finger securable computer input device

A finger securable computer input device comprising:

• a splint structure having a finger contact surface shaped to conform to the undersurface of a user's finger that is provided with three spaced, elastomeric gel pads, each elastomeric gel pads being positioned to support a separate section of user's finger;
• a fingertip strap assembly attached to a tip end of the splint structure;
• two opposed switch button assemblies each extending from an opposed side edge the splint structure and having a switch button provided on a surface thereon;
• two winged rear support arms extending from opposed rear side edges of the splint assembly and shaped to extend back over a back portion of a user's hand;
• a computer interface circuit;
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• an information input mechanism including a threaded, length adjustable stylus nib carried on a stylus side surface of the tip end of the splint structure;
• the information input mechanism being wired in input providing connection with the computer interface circuit;
• the splint structure having a finger contact surface shaped to conform to an undersurface of a users's finger that is provided with three elastomeric gel pads thereon for cushioning contact between the finger contact surface and the undersurface of a users's finger;
• the stylus side surface of the splint structure being opposite the finger contact surface and having the information input mechanism thereon that includes a length adjustable stylus nib supported at a nib end by a pressure transducer forming a portion of a computer interface circuit connectable to a computer input port of a computer;
• fingertip strap assembly includes two flexible straps that are adjustably securable about a finger tip of a user with a hook and pile fastener;
• each of the two opposed switch button assemblies having a momentary contact switch provided thereon that are wired in input providing connection with the computer interface circuit;
• the winged rear support arms each having a wing end and a bottom wing section spaced apart from the bottom wing section of the other winged rear support arm and adapted, in use, to fit around a base portion of a user's finger such that the wing ends of the two winged rear support arms extend over a back portion of a back of a user's hand when the base portion of a user's finger is positioned between bottom wing sections.