A holder includes first and second support surfaces, first and second bases, pivotal first and second legs, and a folding linking assembly. Front ends of the first and second support surfaces are pivotably secured to front ends of the first and second base respectively; each of the first and second support surfaces include a transverse groove in a central portion, a recess below a bottom, a lengthwise trough in a rear portion of a top, and a limit member moveably disposed in the first trough; each of the first and second bases include parallel first slits on a rear portion of a top; each of the first and second legs have an upper end pivotably secured to the bottom of the first or second support surface; and the folding linking assembly is pivotably disposed between the front ends of the first and second support surfaces.

A holder includes first and second support surfaces, first and second bases, pivotal first and second legs, and a folding linking assembly. Front ends of the first and second support surfaces are pivotably secured to front ends of the first and second base respectively; each of the first and second support surfaces include a transverse groove in a central portion, a recess below a bottom, a lengthwise trough in a rear portion of a top, and a limit member moveably disposed in the first trough; each of the first and second bases include parallel first slits on a rear portion of a top; each of the first and second legs have an upper end pivotably secured to the bottom of the first or second support surface; and the folding linking assembly is pivotably disposed between the front ends of the first and second support surfaces.

A Bed Reader Blanket comprises a conventional blanket with an integrated pliable solid filled equilateral tetrahedral support shape incorporated into the corners that also has a hemispherical channel/edge connectively attached to the interface between the tetrahedral resting shape and the blanket for resting reading materials against while reading. The Bed Reader Blanket has particular utility for readers who read in bed at night or otherwise in darkness while positioned generally supine, prostrate, or recumbent on one's left or right side because it automatically provides an appropriate connectively attached resting surface for a book/screen at each corner of a blanket because the tetrahedral shape is self-leveling when integrated into the corner of a blanket. Finding the tablet rest is as simple as moving your hand to the corner of the blanket and having both top corners with the tetrahedral rest facilitates easy repositioning for reading while turning over.

A Bed Reader Blanket comprises a conventional blanket with an integrated pliable solid filled equilateral tetrahedral support shape incorporated into the corners that also has a hemispherical channel/edge connectively attached to the interface between the tetrahedral resting shape and the blanket for resting reading materials against while reading. The Bed Reader Blanket has particular utility for readers who read in bed at night or otherwise in darkness while positioned generally supine, prostrate, or recumbent on one's left or right side because it automatically provides an appropriate connectively attached resting surface for a book/screen at each corner of a blanket because the tetrahedral shape is self-leveling when integrated into the corner of a blanket. Finding the tablet rest is as simple as moving your hand to the corner of the blanket and having both top corners with the tetrahedral rest facilitates easy repositioning for reading while turning over.

A portable workstation having a box structure with a first compartment and a second compartment that are separated by a common wall. The first compartment has a first end and an opposite second end. A first panel rotates between a closed position and an open position about a first hinge connection in the first end of the first compartment. A second panel is provided that rotates between a first position and a second position. The second panel is connected to the box structure with a second hinge connection in the second end of the first compartment. The second panel contacts, and is supported by, the common wall when the second panel is rotated into its second position. The first panel contacts and locks the second panel in its second position when the second panel is in its second position and the first panel is in its closed position.

A portable workstation having a box structure with a first compartment and a second compartment that are separated by a common wall. The first compartment has a first end and an opposite second end. A first panel rotates between a closed position and an open position about a first hinge connection in the first end of the first compartment. A second panel is provided that rotates between a first position and a second position. The second panel is connected to the box structure with a second hinge connection in the second end of the first compartment. The second panel contacts, and is supported by, the common wall when the second panel is rotated into its second position. The first panel contacts and locks the second panel in its second position when the second panel is in its second position and the first panel is in its closed position.

A collapsible reading stand contains a body, and the body includes a base connected with a holder by using two first hinges and two second hinges. The holder includes a hollow chamber, multiple receiving orifices, and two dead holes. The base has a first protrusion extending, a second protrusion, and a third protrusion defined, a first locking zone, a second locking zone, and multiple accommodation trenches of different sizes. The holder is connected with a support rack, and the support rack includes a fixing post, two reinforcement extensions, and two columns. When connecting the body, the holder is rotated upward by using the two first hinges and the two second hinges, and the support rack is rotated backward along the two columns, then the fixing post of the support rack is engaged in the first locking zone or the second locking zone, thus erecting the collapsible reading stand.

A collapsible reading stand contains a body, and the body includes a base connected with a holder by using two first hinges and two second hinges. The holder includes a hollow chamber, multiple receiving orifices, and two dead holes. The base has a first protrusion extending, a second protrusion, and a third protrusion defined, a first locking zone, a second locking zone, and multiple accommodation trenches of different sizes. The holder is connected with a support rack, and the support rack includes a fixing post, two reinforcement extensions, and two columns. When connecting the body, the holder is rotated upward by using the two first hinges and the two second hinges, and the support rack is rotated backward along the two columns, then the fixing post of the support rack is engaged in the first locking zone or the second locking zone, thus erecting the collapsible reading stand.

A stowable table mountable to a handle of luggage is disclosed. In an example, the stowable table includes a rigid or semi-rigid main panel, a pair of flap portions mounted to a first side of the main panel, and a first restraint system mounted to the first side of the main panel between the pair of flap portions to secure the main panel to a handle grip of the handle. Each flap portion has a folding axis relative to the main panel that is spaced apart from the folding axis of the other flap portion to define a region that accommodates the handle between the pair of flap portions. The stowable table further includes a second restraint system that tensions the pair of flap portions toward each other, and spans the distance between the pair of flap portions on each side of the region to surround the handle.

A stowable table mountable to a handle of luggage is disclosed. In an example, the stowable table includes a rigid or semi-rigid main panel, a pair of flap portions mounted to a first side of the main panel, and a first restraint system mounted to the first side of the main panel between the pair of flap portions to secure the main panel to a handle grip of the handle. Each flap portion has a folding axis relative to the main panel that is spaced apart from the folding axis of the other flap portion to define a region that accommodates the handle between the pair of flap portions. The stowable table further includes a second restraint system that tensions the pair of flap portions toward each other, and spans the distance between the pair of flap portions on each side of the region to surround the handle.