Abstract: A non obstructive laptop desk and chair apparatus which combines the use of a laptop computer with the use of a recliner armchair is disclosed. The laptop desk and chair apparatus comprises a recliner armchair having a chair seat, an angular adjustable back, a pair of armrests each with an upper arm surface, a board having upper and lower flat surfaces and a front side configured to be adjacent a user. A leg assembly attached to the front half of the lower flat surface of the board includes a pair of feet that are elongated cylindrical in shape and include a friction enhancing surface. A strap attached via hooks and eyelets to the front two corners of the upper flat surface of the board extends around a portion of the recliner armchair between the angular adjustable back and the chair arms.

Abstract: A laptop desk for comfortable laptop computing from a reclined user position and adapted to use with a conventional arm chair is disclosed. The laptop desk comprises a flat surface board having an upper raised border and a lower raised border defined by at least one pegboard area having a plurality of holes, a plurality of mouse pad areas, a plurality of accessory strap slots, and a plurality of hooks. The laptop desk further comprises an adjustable tension restraint strap, at least one leg assembly for pivotally resting the laptop desk on arm rests of the chair; and at least one peg hook. The peg hook is inserted to a pair of holes on the pegboard area to support desktop accessories and a laptop computer. A plurality of eyelet apertures and glide type strap adjusters in the adjustable tension restraint strap provide a means for strap length adjustment.