A keyboard and keyboard and peripheral position system which may be used with adjustable-height desks.

A desktop includes a first portion, a second portion, and a linkage assembly attached to the first and second portions. The first desktop portion has a first, substantially planar, upper surface, and an edge. The second desktop portion has a second, substantially planar, upper surface, a proximal edge, and a distal edge. The linkage assembly is configured such that the second desktop portion is movable between a first configuration and a second configuration. At the first configuration, the second desktop portion is substantially coplanar with the first desktop portion, and the proximal edge of the second desktop portion is adjacent the edge of the first desktop portion. At the second configuration, the proximal edge of the second desktop portion is beneath the edge of the first desktop portion, and the second desktop portion is not coplanar with the first desktop portion and is not parallel to the first desktop portion.

The present subject matter provides a support for manual computer input devices and upper limbs, the support comprising: either one, or two, forearm supports; a keyboard support positioned distantly from each of the either one, or two, forearm supports; and a space configured to allow presence of a user inside the space, wherein the either one, or two, forearm supports are aside the space. Additional embodiments of the support are disclosed herein.

A desktop includes a first portion, a second portion, and a linkage assembly attached to the first and second portions. The first desktop portion has a first, substantially planar, upper surface, and an edge. The second desktop portion has a second, substantially planar, upper surface, a proximal edge, and a distal edge. The linkage assembly is configured such that the second desktop portion is movable between a first configuration and a second configuration. At the first configuration, the second desktop portion is substantially coplanar with the first desktop portion, and the proximal edge of the second desktop portion is adjacent the edge of the first desktop portion. At the second configuration, the proximal edge of the second desktop portion is beneath the edge of the first desktop portion, and the second desktop portion is not coplanar with the first desktop portion and is not parallel to the first desktop portion.

A height-adjustable multifunctional table includes a base, at least two independent and height-adjustable table legs, a retaining frame, a tabletop, a power adapter, a controller, and a hand controller. Through the wireless connection between the hand controller and the controller, the controller is used to control a driving mechanism, and the driving mechanism drives a movable inner tube to move up and down so as to adjust the height of a tabletop. The user only needs to control the hand controller to adjust the height of the tabletop. The height adjustment is easy and more convenient and saves time and labour.

A desktop includes a first portion, a second portion, and a linkage assembly attached to the first and second portions. The first desktop portion has a first, substantially planar, upper surface, and an edge. The second desktop portion has a second, substantially planar, upper surface, a proximal edge, and a distal edge. The linkage assembly is configured such that the second desktop portion is movable between a first configuration and a second configuration. At the first configuration, the second desktop portion is substantially coplanar with the first desktop portion, and the proximal edge of the second desktop portion is adjacent the edge of the first desktop portion. At the second configuration, the proximal edge of the second desktop portion is beneath the edge of the first desktop portion, and the second desktop portion is not coplanar with the first desktop portion and is not parallel to the first desktop portion.

A keyboard and keyboard and peripheral position system, which may be used with adjustable-height desks.

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.

A desktop organization and display stand system generally providing an integrated system for desks and workstations that is convertible between a conventional working surface, and a display shelf to support a variety of objects including electronic media, such as a tablet computer, laptop computer, smart phone, electronic display, flat panel monitor, television, books, magazines, other printed materials, other suitable object and/or electronic media, or any combination thereof.