Computer mouse with adjustable top part
View Patent ↗The invention refers to a computer mouse with an adjustable top part ( 2 ). The lock can be tilted around a joint ( 15 ) to a chosen rotational position. The computer mouse is equipped with a locking device ( 12, 13 a - b, 16 ) which locks the top part in the chosen position and the computer mouse is equipped with an unlocking device ( 13 a - b ) which enables the locking organ to be released from the locked position. The unlocking device ( 13 a - b ) may be a pushbutton ( 13 a ) or a handle ( 13 b ). In one design of the invention the top part is kept in position by a fastener equipped with teeth ( 4 - 5 ), where the locking device ( 12, 13 a ) locks the teeth in a position where they are meshed to each other. In an additional design of the invention the top part is kept in position by a locking device ( 13 b, 16 ) which grabs the joint so that this cannot be tilted.
1. A computer mouse with one relative to a bottom part ( 1 ) adjustable top part ( 2 ), where the top part is operable to be tilted around a joint ( 15 ) to a chosen rotational position, where the mouse is equipped with a locking device ( 12 , 13 a - b , 16 ) which locks the top part in a chosen position and where the computer mouse is equipped with an unlocking device ( 13 a - b ) which enables the locking device to be released from a locked position, characterized by that the locking device ( 13 b , 16 ) in its locked position grabs the joint, applying a substantially circularly symmetric radially directed force on the joint for preventing the joint from rotating.
2. A computer mouse according to claim 1 characterized by that the unlocking device ( 13 a - b ) consists of a handle ( 13 b ).