Support for a computer peripheral device
AssigneeKye Systems Corp.
InventorChao-Qin Ye
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Abstract
A support for a computer peripheral device has a base, a post having a first end extending through the base and a second end that couples a computer peripheral device, and a pair of base supports. Each base support has an extension which is received within the base and which engages the first end of the post. When the post is rotated, the base supports are separated from each other to define a clamping space therebetween.
Claims17
A combination of a computer peripheral device and a support for the computer peripheral device, the support comprising:
- a base;
- a post having a first end extending through the base and a second end that couples a computer peripheral device;
- a pair of base supports, each having an extension which is received within the base and which engages the first end of the post;
- and
- wherein the base supports are separated from each other to define a clamping space therebetween when the post is rotated.
A combination of a computer peripheral device and a support for the computer peripheral device, the support comprising:
- a base having a first guide element carried thereon;
- a post having a first end extending through the base and a second end that couples a computer peripheral device, with a gear wheel carried on the first end of the post;
- a pair of base supports, each having an extension which is received within the base, each extension having a plurality of teeth for engaging the gear wheel;
- a second guide element that is associated with one of the base supports, and movably coupled to the first guide element;
- and
- wherein the pair of base supports assume a first position where they are positioned adjacent to, and contacting, each other, and a second position where they are separated to define the clamping space.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.