The ergonomic device accessory supports computer peripherals, such as computer mice and track pads during use, and has two interlocking panel members. The first panel provides a support surface for the peripheral itself while the second panel provides a wrist support surface. The panels pivotally connect to each other and include complementary notches that engage with each other whereby gravity locks the two panels relative to each other, in either a right-handed configuration or a left-handed configuration. When locked, the panels are positioned at optimal angles for ergonomic and comfortable use by the user.

The ergonomic device accessory supports computer peripherals, such as computer mice and track pads during use, and has two interlocking panel members. The first panel provides a support surface for the peripheral itself while the second panel provides a wrist support surface. The panels pivotally connect to each other and include complementary notches that engage with each other whereby gravity locks the two panels relative to each other, in either a right-handed configuration or a left-handed configuration. When locked, the panels are positioned at optimal angles for ergonomic and comfortable use by the user.

This application relates to cushioned pads such as cushioned mousepads and other types of cushioned office pads or work surfaces. The cushioned pads can comprise a multilayer construction with a top layer that provides a work surface and a lower layer that provides cushioning or padding. During use the pads may provide a comfortable and ergonomic support that reduces or eliminates pressure points on a user's forearm, wrist, or hand. The cushioned pads can include fences configured to retain a mouse thereon.

An ergonomic computer accessory for use with hand operated computer peripherals, such as computer mice, touchpads or trackpads, comprising a base and two hinged, multi-angle, reversible, opposing surfaces, one for a working surface and the other for wrist support. During operation, the working surface is positioned so the user's hand is at a more natural angle to provide ergonomic benefits such as reducing muscular and skeletal strain on the user's hand and wrist. The opposing adjustable wrist support surface is oriented such that the user's wrist rests at an ergonomic angle without compressing the carpal tunnel on the flat surface of the wrist. Both the working surface and wrist support surface may be reversed to be oriented for either left and/or right handed users by flipping the base, wrist and working surfaces over to their appropriate positions. The base, wrist and support surfaces may be adjusted to lie flat for transporting the accessory.

A computer controlled pointing device having, a telescoping wrist support integral with and associated with the pointing device, so as to permit adjustable extension and retraction from the pointer device housing, to accommodate the preferred support position of an individual user's wrist. The means from effecting such adjustable incremental extension and retraction of the wrist support includes coupling means for releasable locking of the wrist support in a fixed position relative to the housing of the pointing device.

An ergonomic computer accessory for use with hand operated computer peripherals, such as computer mice, touchpads or trackpads, comprising a base and two hinged, multi-angle, reversible, opposing surfaces, one for a working surface and the other for wrist support. During operation, the working surface is positioned so the user's hand is at a more natural angle to provide ergonomic benefits such as reducing muscular and skeletal strain on the user's hand and wrist. The opposing adjustable wrist support surface is oriented such that the user's wrist rests at an ergonomic angle without compressing the carpal tunnel on the flat surface of the wrist. Both the working surface and wrist support surface may be reversed to be oriented for either left and/or right handed users by flipping the base, wrist and working surfaces over to their appropriate positions. The base, wrist and support surfaces may be adjusted to lie flat for transporting the accessory.