Conformable portable computer hand pads
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1. A laptop computer, comprising:
- a one-piece, unitary keyboard housing and a monitor, the keyboard housing supporting a plurality of keys for manipulation by a user of the computer; and
at least one hand pad recess formed on a top surface of the keyboard housing and a hand pad formed in the recess to create a unitary structure, the at least one hand pad being positioned adjacent the plurality of keys for supporting the hand of a user as the user manipulates the plurality of keys and rests the hand on the keyboard housing.
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Abstract
This invention relates to ergonomic hand rests for computers and other electronic devices. In particular, the invention relates to soft, conforming hand pads constructed integrally with the keyboard body of portable laptop or notebook computers.
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1. A laptop computer, comprising:
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a one-piece, unitary keyboard housing and a monitor, the keyboard housing supporting a plurality of keys for manipulation by a user of the computer; and
at least one hand pad recess formed on a top surface of the keyboard housing and a hand pad formed in the recess to create a unitary structure, the at least one hand pad being positioned adjacent the plurality of keys for supporting the hand of a user as the user manipulates the plurality of keys and rests the hand on the keyboard housing. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. A laptop computer, comprising:
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a one-piece, unitary keyboard housing and a monitor, the keyboard housing supporting a plurality of keys and a tracking pad for manipulation by a user of the computer; and
at least one hand pad recess formed on a top surface of the keyboard housing and a hand pad formed in the recess to create a unitary structure, the at least one hand pad being positioned adjacent the tracking pad for supporting the hand of a user as the user manipulates the tracking pad and rests the hand on the keyboard housing. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12, 13)
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