An articulating support arm includes a base, a first set of control arms having proximal ends and distal ends, with the proximal ends of the first set of control arms being pivotally connected to the base. The support arm further includes a second set of control arms having proximal ends and distal ends, with the proximal ends of the second set of control arms being disposed forward of and pivotally connected to the distal ends of the first set of control arms. The distal ends of the second set of control arms also are pivotally connected to a control head, and a locking assembly selectively prevents pivotal movement of the control arms, so as to provide vertical adjustment of the control head relative to the base.

A mobile computer workstation is disclosed and generally includes a base assembly, a power supply, a column assembly, a tray assembly, a monitor support assembly and a tray controller. The power supply can be housed in the base assembly. The column assembly is linearly extensible and extends upward from the base assembly. The column assembly can carry the tray assembly and monitor support assembly. The workstation can be optionally configured with a variety of storage solutions for any of a number of work environments and tasks. The tray assembly can house a computer that is integrated into the workstation. The tray controller provides a measure of security for the workstation by allowing access to the workstation and control over its features only by authorized users.

A keyboard palm rest includes a base including a raised intermediate member, first and second cavities extending from two sides of the intermediate member respectively, and first and second grooves disposed through the first and second cavities respectively; a first pad including a first projection slidably disposed in the first groove; a second pad including a second projection slidably disposed in the second groove; a first sliding member including a first resilient member moveably disposed in the first cavity, and a first fastener driven through the first resilient member into the first projection to pivotably secure the first pad to the first sliding member; and a second sliding member includes a second resilient member moveably disposed in the second cavity, and a second fastener driven through the second resilient member into the second projection to pivotably secure the second pad to the second sliding member.

An articulating support arm includes a base, a first set of control arms having proximal ends and distal ends, with the proximal ends of the first set of control arms being pivotally connected to the base. The support arm further includes a second set of control arms having proximal ends and distal ends, with the proximal ends of the second set of control arms being disposed forward of and pivotally connected to the distal ends of the first set of control arms. The distal ends of the second set of control arms also are pivotally connected to a control head, and a locking assembly selectively prevents pivotal movement of the control arms, so as to provide vertical adjustment of the control head relative to the base.

An adjustable keyboard tray with an adjustable mouse pad is disclosed. A connection mechanism of the keyboard tray provides: vertical height adjustment of the keyboard tray relative to an object to which it is connected; horizontal translational adjustment of the keyboard tray relative to the object; swivel movement of the keyboard tray about a vertical axis; and adjustable typing angle of the keyboard tray relative to a horizontal axis. A connection mechanism of the mouse pad is configured to: permit the mouse pad to be connected to either side of the keyboard tray; provide for angular adjustment of the mouse pad relative to the keyboard tray; and provide for height adjustment of the mouse pad relative to the keyboard tray. In this manner, the fully articulated keyboard tray may be arranged at an angle relative to horizontal, and the mouse pad may simultaneously be arranged in a horizontal position.

An adjustable keyboard tray with an adjustable mouse pad is disclosed. A connection mechanism of the keyboard tray provides: vertical height adjustment of the keyboard tray relative to an object to which it is connected; horizontal translational adjustment of the keyboard tray relative to the object; swivel movement of the keyboard tray about a vertical axis; and adjustable typing angle of the keyboard tray relative to a horizontal axis. A connection mechanism of the mouse pad is configured to: permit the mouse pad to be connected to either side of the keyboard tray; provide for angular adjustment of the mouse pad relative to the keyboard tray; and provide for height adjustment of the mouse pad relative to the keyboard tray. In this manner, the fully articulated keyboard tray may be arranged at an angle relative to horizontal, and the mouse pad may simultaneously be arranged in a horizontal position.

An adjustable keyboard tray includes a swinging support, the swinging support including a desk mount configured to secure the adjustable keyboard tray to a desktop, a keyboard platform mount, and a linkage coupled to the desk mount with a first pivot and coupled to the keyboard platform mount with a second pivot. The adjustable keyboard tray further includes a keyboard platform attached to the keyboard platform mount, the keyboard platform being swingable relative to the desk mount via the linkage between a retracted position relative to the desk mount and an outward position relative to the desk mount.

A keyboard tray is disclosed, including: a fixing frame, including a fixing frame body; a movable frame, including a movable frame body, and a sliding mechanism, where the movable frame body is slidable through the sliding mechanism; an angle adjusting mechanism, including a limiting plate, a supporting rod, and a positioning pin, where the limiting plate is connected to the movable frame body, the supporting rod is hinged to the limiting plate, a plurality of first limiting holes are provided in the limiting plate, a second limiting hole is provided in the supporting rod, and the positioning pin is allowed to pass through the first limiting hole and the second limiting hole to achieve locking; a pull rope with both ends being respectively hooked to ends of two positioning pins; and a supporting plate mounted on the supporting rod and configured to support a keyboard.

An adjustable keyboard tray includes a swinging support, the swinging support including a desk mount configured to secure the adjustable keyboard tray to a desktop, a keyboard platform mount, and a linkage coupled to the desk mount with a first pivot and coupled to the keyboard platform mount with a second pivot. The adjustable keyboard tray further includes a keyboard platform attached to the keyboard platform mount, the keyboard platform being swingable relative to the desk mount via the linkage between a retracted position relative to the desk mount and an outward position relative to the desk mount.