Microcomputer Accessories Incorporated

Hijk

Cdce, Inc.

Neil F Nagy

H Charles Hassel

Walter Chantlos

Drew Haygeman

Brian Solomon

Mobile notebook computer handle

A stackable packaging and display system is provided for containing items for display and/or sale, such as printer ink cartridges and the like. The packaging and display system includes a plurality of stackable modules formed from paperboard or the like, wherein each module comprises an upwardly open inner tray fitted slidably within an outer sleeve having an upper face relieved or cut back at a front end thereof to expose display items within the inner tray. One of the modules comprises a base module having a support stand on the underside thereof for supporting the base module in an orientation tilted angularly upwardly from the front end thereof. At least one additional module comprises an upper module having a mounting flap on the underside thereof for interlocking reception into a slot formed in the underlying module. With this arrangement, one or more upper modules are also supported in a tilted orientation and in a stacked sequence on the base module, with the front ends of the stacked modules disposed in a stacked array exposing the display items therein for customer access.

Stackable packaging and display system

The present invention relates to a wrist support that is designed to maintain a typist's hand, wrist, and forearm in a neutral or aligned position. The wrist support includes a base member having an upper curved surface that partially conforms to the typist's wrist. The base member is preferably fastened to the user's wrist with a flexible strap having a plurality of hook and loop pile patches. An arm extends forward and upward from a front edge of the base member and has a support member at a distal end thereof. The support member is positioned under the user's palm to lightly support the user's hand without unduly restricting movement of the user's fingers. The support member preferably has an upper curved surface that is large enough to comfortably support the user's palm, but small enough so that the user may pivot his or her fingers up or down, backwards and forwards.

Typist's wrist support

Wrist brace for use with computer keyboards

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Rancho Palos Verdes, CA, United States of America

Neil F Nagy