Michael L Sears

US Patent:

20120312950, Dec 13, 2012

Filed:

Jun 12, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/494841

Inventors:

Michael Sears - Dallas TX, US

Assignee:

MJS Intangibles LLC - Dallas TX

International Classification:

F16M 13/00

US Classification:

2483165

Abstract:

A drop in receptacle for generally flat and rigid objects that is particularly useful for supporting electronic devices such as tablets and smartphones. The support includes corner catches for at least two corners of the device. The corner catches include rotating latches and cornerpieces. The rotating latches are shaped and configured so that they rotate when the corner of an object is pressed against the top surface of the latch. The cornerpieces are shaped to accept and support the corner of the device. After the devices passes the top surface of the latch, the latch returns to its original state and a spring presses the device against the bottom of the latch, securing the device in place.

US Patent:

20130292522, Nov 7, 2013

Filed:

Jul 10, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/938708

Inventors:

Michael John Sears - Dallas TX, US

International Classification:

A47B 21/03
F16M 13/02

US Classification:

248118, 2482761, 248241

Abstract:

A user input device support apparatus is provided for supporting right or left handed users of a computer keyboard and mouse. The user input support apparatus includes a base configured to couple to a mobile or fixed mounting system. The keyboard support further includes a tray configured for supporting a user input device, such as a computer keyboard. Further, the tray includes a lip, wherein the lip is configured to at least partially engage the base. Here, the tray is further configured to slide with respect to the base, thereby accommodating right or left-handed users of the keyboard and a mouse.

US Patent:

20150083877, Mar 26, 2015

Filed:

Dec 1, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/556922

Inventors:

Michael Sears - Dallas TX, US

International Classification:

F16B 2/10
H05K 5/02

US Classification:

2482841, 2483165

Abstract:

A drop in receptacle for generally flat and rigid objects that is particularly useful for supporting electronic devices such as tablets and smartphones. The support includes corner catches for at least two corners of the device. The corner catches include rotating latches and cornerpieces. The rotating latches are shaped and configured so that they rotate when the corner of an object is pressed against the top surface of the latch. The cornerpieces are shaped to accept and support the corner of the device. After the devices passes the top surface of the latch, the latch returns to its original state and a spring presses the device against the bottom of the latch, securing the device in place.