Supports – Stand and bracket
Reexamination Certificate
2011-03-22
2011-03-22
Mckinnon, T. (Department: 3632)
Supports
Stand and bracket
C248S222140, C248S224800, C248S304000, C248S917000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07909295
ABSTRACT:
A mounting for an all-in-one personal computer (10) that has a stand (12) for supporting the computer on a table or desk to enable the computer to be mounted on a wall or at the end of an articulated arm. A bracket (16) has a first wall (16A) that is disposed to confront a face of the stand surrounding the through-hole in the stand and that contains a through-hole (24) that registers with a through-hole (26) in the stand and a second wall (16B) that joins with the first wall and that contains a VESA compliant hole pattern that provides for attachment to a VESA compliant member. A hollow bolt (20) and a nut (22) coact with the registered through-holes to hold the first wall of the bracket fast on the stand.
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Powers Scott
Szacon Joseph
Boller George L.
Duckworth Bradley H
Mckinnon T.
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