Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Display peripheral interface input device – Cursor mark position control device
Reexamination Certificate
1999-08-27
2001-11-27
Saras, Steven (Department: 2675)
Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system
Display peripheral interface input device
Cursor mark position control device
CD14S402000
Reexamination Certificate
active
06323841
ABSTRACT:
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a computer mouse, and more particularly, to a computer mouse having a resilient soft pad with massaging function.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PRIOR ART
Computer mouse is a main accessory for a “Windows” computer. Because the shape of the computer mouse looks like a real mouse and can slide on a desk when in use, it is then named as “Mouse”. The internal components in the mouse are very simple. In view of the space required for these components, the volume of the space may be much smaller than the volume of an existing mouse. However, for user's conveniently grasping the mouse, the size of the housing of the mouse is designed for being conveniently held by a palm, and thus most of the inside space of the mouse is vacant.
Computer user usually holds the mouse and moves it on the desk all day long, and thus it is inevitable that his arm and palm will be fatigued. If the back portion of the mouse touched by the palm is provided with a resilient soft pad, then it will increase the comfortableness of the palm holding the mouse, and will also lessen the user's fatigue. If said back portion of the mouse can be further used as a massager to massage the fatigued arm, shoulder and back of the user, it should be more desirable.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
This invention is made to meet the aforesaid requirement, and provide a mouse comprising a front part and a rear part which can be freely mounted onto and dismounted from the front part. The front part has all the functions of a computer mouse, and the rear part is a vibration massager. The front and rear parts can be connected together to form a computer mouse, and a resilient massager head provided on the upper end of the massager will serve as a resilient soft pad on the back of the mouse. The rear part can be dismounted from said front part to form a single vibration massager, which can be placed on the desk to massage the palm, and also can be used to massage other portions of the human body. When the rear part is not used, it can be mounted onto the front part at any time to form a part of the mouse.
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Hultquist Steven J.
Saras Steven
Spencer William C.
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