Computer work station

Details Computer work station Computer work station

1991-04-29

1992-04-14

Foss, J. Franklin

Supports

Easel; book, copy or music score holder

Copyholder with writing machine engaging means

248918, B41J 1102

Patent

active

051040867

ABSTRACT:
A computer work station includes a generally planar base plate with an upstanding easel connected to the forward end of the base plate. The easal has a projecting lip which will support documents or other copy in an upright position for viewing by the user of the work station. In the preferred embodiment, the easel is connected to a support member which is slidably connected to the base plate to permit transverse lateral slidable movement of the easel with respect to the base plate. The easel is adjustably connected to the support member to permit vertical adjustable movement of the easel with respect to the base plate.

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