COMPUTER SUPPORT FRAME STRUCTURE

Abstract

A computer support frame structure includes two supports each having a bottom section. The bottom sections transversely extend on the same horizontal face. A middle support section is connected with one end of the bottom section. The middle support section obliquely upward extends from the end of the bottom section. A rest section further transversely extends from an upper end of the middle support section in a direction approximately in parallel to the direction of the bottom section. An upper connection member is secured between the middle sections of the middle support sections. A lower connection member is secured between the middle sections of the bottom sections. The upper and lower connection members and the two supports together forma four-bar linkage to enhance the structural stability, whereby a computer can be securely placed on the rest sections.

Claims

1. A computer support frame structure comprising: two supports each having a bottom section, the bottom sections of the supports transversely extending on the same horizontal face for placing the bottom sections on a predetermined rest plane face, a middle support section being connected with one end of the bottom section, the middle support section obliquely upward extending from the end of the bottom section, a rest section further extending from an uppermost end of the middle support section in a direction in parallel to or approximately in parallel to the direction of the bottom section, whereby a computer can be placed on the rest sections; an elongated upper connection member, two ends of the upper connection member being respectively secured to middle sections of the middle support sections of the two supports; and an elongated lower connection member, two ends of the lower connection member being respectively secured to middle sections of the bottom sections of the two supports.

2. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein the middle support sections of the two supports are respectively formed with opposite upper locating recesses, two ends of the upper connection member being respectively formed with upper protrusion sections for assembling with the upper locating recesses.

3. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein each rest section is gradually downward inclined from one end proximal to the middle support section to the other end distal from the middle support section.

4. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 3, wherein a free end of each rest section distal from the middle support section is formed with an upward bent stop section.

5. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein a hanging bracket is additionally disposed on the upper connection member, whereby a computer peripheral apparatus can be placed on the hanging bracket, the hanging bracket having a hook section, which can be hooked and hung on the upper connection member.

6. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 2, wherein a hanging bracket is additionally disposed on the upper connection member, whereby a computer peripheral apparatus can be placed on the hanging bracket, the hanging bracket having a hook section, which can be hooked and hung on the upper connection member.

7. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 3, wherein a hanging bracket is additionally disposed on the upper connection member, whereby a computer peripheral apparatus can be placed on the hanging bracket, the hanging bracket having a hook section, which can be hooked and hung on the upper connection member.

8. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 4, wherein a hanging bracket is additionally disposed on the upper connection member, whereby a computer peripheral apparatus can be placed on the hanging bracket, the hanging bracket having a hook section, which can be hooked and hung on the upper connection member.

9. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 5, wherein the hanging bracket has a receiving section.

10. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 6, wherein the hanging bracket has a receiving section.

11. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 7, wherein the hanging bracket has a receiving section.

12. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 8, wherein the hanging bracket has a receiving section.

13. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 5, wherein a cooling fan is connected with the hanging bracket and positioned under a space between the two rest sections.

14. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 6, wherein a cooling fan is connected with the hanging bracket and positioned under a space between the two rest sections.

15. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 7, wherein a cooling fan is connected with the hanging bracket and positioned under a space between the two rest sections.

16. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 8, wherein a cooling fan is connected with the hanging bracket and positioned under a space between the two rest sections.

17. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein antislip plates are disposed on at least one of the upper sides of the two rest sections and the lower sides of the two bottom sections.

18. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 5, wherein antislip plates are disposed on at least one of the upper sides of the two rest sections and the lower sides of the two bottom sections.

19. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 9, wherein antislip plates are disposed on at least one of the upper sides of the two rest sections and the lower sides of the two bottom sections.

20. The computer support frame structure as claimed in claim 13, wherein antislip plates are disposed on at least one of the upper sides of the two rest sections and the lower sides of the two bottom sections.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0029] FIG. 1 is a perspective exploded view of a conventional computer support frame;

[0030] FIG. 2 is a perspective assembled view of the conventional computer support frame;

[0031] FIG. 3 is a perspective exploded view of the computer support frame structure of the present invention;

[0032] FIG. 4 is a perspective assembled view of the computer support frame structure of the present invention;

[0033] FIG. 5 is a perspective assembled view of the computer support frame structure of the present invention, showing that a hanging bracket is connected to the upper connection member;

[0034] FIG. 6 is a perspective assembled view of the computer support frame structure of the present invention, showing a practical application of the hanging bracket of the present invention; and

[0035] FIG. 7 is a perspective assembled view of the computer support frame structure of the present invention, showing another practical application of the hanging bracket of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0036] Please refer to FIGS. 3 to 6. The computer support frame structure of the present invention includes two supports 1, an upper connection member 2 and a lower connection member 3. The supports 1 extend in parallel to each other. Each support 1 has a bottom section 11. The bottom sections 11 of the supports 1 symmetrically transversely extend on the same horizontal face. A middle support section 12 is connected with one end of the bottom section 11 and obliquely upward extends therefrom. A rest section 13 further extends from an uppermost end of the middle support section 12 in a direction in parallel to or approximately in parallel to the direction of the bottom section 11. Moreover, the rest section 13 is gradually downward inclined from one end proximal to the middle support section 12 to the other end distal from the middle support section 12. In addition, a free end of the rest section 13 distal from the middle support section 12 is formed with an upward bent stop section 131.

[0037] In a preferred embodiment, a middle section of the bottom section 11 of each support 1 is formed with a lower locating recess 111. The two lower locating recesses 111 are opposite to each other. A lower connected member 112 (such as a nut) is inlaid in the lower locating recess 111. In addition, two antislip plates 113 can be disposed under the two bottom sections 11 as necessary. A middle section of the middle support section 12 of each support 1 is formed with an upper locating recess 121. The two upper locating recesses 121 are opposite to each other. An upper connected member 122 (such as a nut) is inlaid in the upper locating recess 121. In addition, two antislip plates 132 can be disposed on the two rest sections 13 as necessary.

[0038] The lower connection member 2 is an elongated body. Two ends of the lower connection member 2 are respectively formed with two lower protrusion sections 21 connectable with the lower locating recesses 111. Each lower protrusion section 21 is formed with a lower perforation 22. A lower connecting member 23 (such as a bolt) can be passed through the lower perforation 22 to connect with the lower connected member 112, whereby the lower connection member 2 can be securely connected between the middle sections of the bottom sections 11 of the two supports 1.

[0039] The upper connection member 3 is an elongated body. Two ends of the upper connection member 3 are respectively formed with two upper protrusion sections 31 connectable with the upper locating recesses 121. Each upper protrusion section 31 is formed with an upper perforation 32. An upper connecting member 33 (such as a bolt) can be passed through the upper perforation 32 to connect with the upper connected member 122, whereby the upper connection member 3 can be securely connected between the middle sections of the middle support sections 12 of the two supports 1.

[0040] In use, the bottom sections 11 of the two supports 1 are placed on a preset plane face (such as a desktop). A notebook A can be rested on the rest sections 13. The antislip plates 113 serve to provide sufficient antislip frictional force to prevent the computer support frame structure from slipping on the plane face. The stop sections 131 serve to prevent the notebook A from downward slipping and dropping and keep the notebook A positioned in a position and angle for easy operation.

[0041] In the above structure, the upper and lower connection members 3, 2 are supported and connected between the middle support sections 12 and the bottom sections 11 of the two supports 1. This can effectively enhance the structural strength between the two supports 1 and minimize the deformation of the forced middle support sections 12. When the notebook A is placed on the rest sections 13 to bear the operational force of a user, the two middle support sections 12 and the upper connection members 3 together build a laterally inter-supporting structure. This can effectively weaken the possible bending, shaking and deflection of the middle support sections 12 due to the lateral action force. In addition, the lower protrusion sections 21 are fitted in the lower locating recesses 111 and the upper protrusion sections 31 are fitted in the upper locating recesses 121. Such locating design can effectively prevent the lower and upper connection members 2, 3, the bottom sections 11 and the middle support sections 12 from relatively twisting to loosen or damage due to the lateral action force. Accordingly, the lower and upper connection members 2, 3 and the two supports 1 can be securely assembled to reliably support the notebook A as a rigid structure.

[0042] In practice, a hanging bracket 4 or any other accessory mechanism can be connected to the upper connection member 3. In a preferred embodiment, the hanging bracket 4 has a hook section 41, which can be hooked and hung on the upper connection member 3. The hanging bracket 4 has a receiving section 42 for receiving therein a small-scale computer peripheral apparatus B (such as a USB hub as shown in FIG. 7 or a mobile storage device as shown in FIG. 6). In addition, a cooling fan 5 can be further connected with the hanging bracket 4 and positioned under the rest sections 13. In this case, the cooling fan 5 can dissipate the heat of the computer placed on the rest sections 13. The cooling fan 5 can be directly adhered to the hanging bracket 4 or secured to the hanging bracket 4 by screws. Accordingly, as a whole, the computer support frame structure of the present invention can be more conveniently used.

[0043] In conclusion, the computer support frame structure of the present invention is truly able to provide reliable supporting effect for the notebook. In addition, an accessory mechanism is connected to the computer support frame structure for placing a computer peripheral apparatus thereon. The computer support frame structure of the present invention is novel, advanced and inventive.

[0044] The above embodiments are only used to illustrate the present invention, not intended to limit the scope thereof. Many modifications of the above embodiments can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.