Mobile Office, Inc.

Mobile Office Vehicle, Inc.

Charles E Lippert

Peter Joseph Zerillo

Kevin G Short

Michael J Joss

Owen A Slater

Bradley D Dreier

A portable office device is adapted for use with a seat in a vehicle to form a desk and preferably has a main body with a plurality of storage compartments, an angled bottom, and a two-piece, hinged work surface member affixed to the main body that is selectively positionable between an open and closed position. When open the work surface member includes an expanded, co-planar work surface suitable for writing or a laptop computer. The portable office device also includes a receptacle adapted to removably receive either a spacer or a filler member/plug, where the spacer and plug enable the portable office device to be selectively positioned within the vehicle providing a greater range of convenient and comfortable use for users of the device. The ability to selectively position the office device in the vehicle passenger compartment, along with a two piece work surface member and an angled bottom, creates a convenient apparatus for both working on and storing work related items in a vehicle.

Portable desk for vehicles

A mountable worksurface comprises a worksurface rotatably attached to a support which is removably mounted to an object. When mounted, and in the open position, the worksurface projects from the cover and provides a rigid surface upon which to work. In a preferred embodiment, the mountable worksurface is in the form of a case for a portable computer having a compartment dimensioned to receive the computer and a cover hingedly connected to the rear of the compartment. The exterior surface of the cover carries a sleeve and a pocket, permitting the cover to be removably mounted on an object by placing the object between the interior of the sleeve and pocket and the exterior of the cover. Adjustment straps extend between the interior surface of the cover and the bottom wall of the compartment and are adjustable to control the distance between the cover and the compartment. Supports positioned in the cover and the bottom wall of the compartment impart rigidity to the case and protect the computer during transport.

Mountable worksurface

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Grand Rapids, MI, United States of America

Charles E Lippert