Electronic tablet mount
OwnerKeith Blairinventor
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Abstract
A tablet support mount has a main body portion, which when installed is inclined. The upper surface of the inclined main body is adapted for contacting and supporting the tablet. A lower lip is positioned at an angle at the lower end of the main body so as to form an upwardly open V shape. This lip keeps the tablet from sliding off the mount. An upper attachment edge is positioned at an angle at the upper end of the main body. This upper attachment edge is releasably and directly secured to a lower portion of the frame of a cabinet. The main body, lower lip and at least a portion of the attachment edge form a unitary, one piece rigid structure.
Claims2
A tablet support mount comprising:
- a main body portion, which when installed is inclined, an upper surface of the inclined main body adapted for contacting and supporting the tablet;
- a lower lip positioned at an angle at the lower end of the main body so as to form an upwardly open V shape;
- an upper attachment edge in the form of a lip positioned at an angle at the upper end of the main body and, forming a downwardly open angle with the main body portion;
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- an attachment plate with a stepped shape formed from a longer lower part and a shorter upper part, said attachment plate being mountable to the underside of a cabinet so as to form a gap between the lower part and the bottom of the cabinet into which the upper attachment edge may be slid;
- wherein the upper attachment edge is releasably and directly secured to a lower portion of the frame of a cabinet, wherein the main body, lower lip and at least a portion of the attachment edge form a unitary, one piece rigid structure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.