Adaptive stand for a video monitor
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1. A stand apparatus for use with a video monitor, the apparatus comprising:
- a platform providing a peripheral edge, an upfacing surface and, in opposition thereto, a downfacing surface;
a monitor attachment means integral with the platform for engaging the platform with the video monitor;
a platform supporting means receiving means integral with the downfacing surface;
a platform supporting means engaged with the platform supporting means receiving means, the platform supporting means extending downwardly selectively for contacting the video monitor so as to support the platform thereon in a generally horizontal attitude, and further, the platform supporting means providing a spherical contact surface for resting in contact with the monitor.
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Abstract
A video monitor mounted support shelf or platform has adaptive support legs vertically adjustable for fitting a range of monitors and further provides a clamping device for attachment to the monitor'"'"'s case without modification of the monitor'"'"'s case. The adjustable legs are defined in two embodiments as the scissor adjustable type or as laterally displaced V-shaped legs having an adjustable divergent angle.
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1. A stand apparatus for use with a video monitor, the apparatus comprising:
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a platform providing a peripheral edge, an upfacing surface and, in opposition thereto, a downfacing surface;
a monitor attachment means integral with the platform for engaging the platform with the video monitor;
a platform supporting means receiving means integral with the downfacing surface;
a platform supporting means engaged with the platform supporting means receiving means, the platform supporting means extending downwardly selectively for contacting the video monitor so as to support the platform thereon in a generally horizontal attitude, and further, the platform supporting means providing a spherical contact surface for resting in contact with the monitor. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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