A storage tree, including a rotatable base, a center post attached to a center portion of the base, a plurality of outer posts attached to the base at outer portions of the base, and a plurality of panels disposed between each of the plurality of outer posts and the center post.

A stand for a touch screen device, including a base including at least two wheels, wherein the wheels are retractable within the base. The stand also includes a frame including a first end and a second end, attached by its first end to the base. Furthermore, the stand includes a support for the touch screen device, attachable to the frame at the proximity of the second end of the frame. The support includes means for rotating the support with respect to the frame and means for locking the support with respect to the frame. The stand also includes a battery and means for connecting the battery to the touch screen device.

A stand for a touch screen device, including a base including at least two wheels, wherein the wheels are retractable within the base. The stand also includes a frame including a first end and a second end, attached by its first end to the base. Furthermore, the stand includes a support for the touch screen device, attachable to the frame at the proximity of the second end of the frame. The support includes means for rotating the support with respect to the frame and means for locking the support with respect to the frame. The stand also includes a battery and means for connecting the battery to the touch screen device.

A clipboard system comprising a clipboard that cooperates with a case of a portable computing device (e.g., a tablet computer) such that the case attaches to the clipboard to enable interchangeable usage of the portable computing device and the clipboard. The case enables the portable computing device to be enclosed and supported, and utilized while coupled with the clipboard. The case receives the computing device and secures the device therein, while exposing the device display and the device controls for user interaction. The case comprises a backside having affixed thereto an attachment material such as one part of a two-part fastener that securely interfaces to the other part of the fastener material affixed to the clipboard. The attachment material is of sufficient strength to hold the case and enclosed computing device to the clipboard during normal usage.

An easel includes a main frame including a prop in front, a first supporting frame to support the main frame, and a tilting unit. An upper end portion of the first supporting frame is rotatably coupled to the main frame. One end portion of the tilting unit is rotatably coupled to the main frame, the other end portion of the tilting unit is rotatably coupled to the first supporting frame to adjust a tilt angle of the first supporting frame with respect to the main frame and is detachable to be adjustably positioned along a length direction of the first supporting unit. The easel can adjust a tilt angle as desired and reliably maintain an adjusted tilt angle.

An easel includes a main frame including a prop in front, a first supporting frame to support the main frame, and a tilting unit. An upper end portion of the first supporting frame is rotatably coupled to the main frame. One end portion of the tilting unit is rotatably coupled to the main frame, the other end portion of the tilting unit is rotatably coupled to the first supporting frame to adjust a tilt angle of the first supporting frame with respect to the main frame and is detachable to be adjustably positioned along a length direction of the first supporting unit. The easel can adjust a tilt angle as desired and reliably maintain an adjusted tilt angle.

The present invention relates to a mounting dock for the display frame of a document or picture, able to be affixed to a support wherein said mounting dock comprises one or several magnetic means intended to hold the frame pressed to said dock in the horizontal position, said magnetic means being engaged in at least one housing made in the dock and retention means intended to support the frame in the vertical position.

The present invention relates to a mounting dock for the display frame of a document or picture, able to be affixed to a support wherein said mounting dock comprises one or several magnetic means intended to hold the frame pressed to said dock in the horizontal position, said magnetic means being engaged in at least one housing made in the dock and retention means intended to support the frame in the vertical position.

An adjustable easel support apparatus and method for forming. The easel support apparatus has selected adjustment features facilitating maximum ease of supporting an object. A combination table easel and display stand. As a table easel, the legs of the apparatus standing in an upright position and connected to a rigid material such as an acrylic board can be adjusted up or down to a desired slant. Said users could be calligraphers, artists, illustrators, painters, not excluding others. Removeable legs of the apparatus further reduce the angle providing another alternative slope. The invention transforms to a display stand when the apparatus are laid down and rotated in the opposite position of easel mode and will adjustably support items of various proportion, size, depth, and weight. Support legs with protective non-skid product enhance immovability in either position stabilizing against sliding and pivotal movement. The apparatus is small, portable and light weight.

An interretractable stand includes outer and inner pairs of mirror-image members. Each member of the outer pair rotatably connects to a member of the inner pair. The members of the outer pair are hingedly connected, and the members of the inner pair are hingedly connected, so that the inner pair when fully rotatably misaligned with respect to the outer pair allows the inner and outer pairs to be hingedly separated to an open position, and so that the inner pair when fully rotatably aligned with respect to the outer pair rests between members of the outer pair in a closed position. When open the outer members provide two tripod feet and a backrest, and the inner members provide a third tripod foot and a carriage, forming a stand for supporting a musical instrument, canvas, book, or board. When closed the inner members align between the outer members for easy carrying and storage. A top pair of mirror-image hingedly connected members may be rotatably connected to respective outer pair members to extend the backrest.