Abstract: The present invention relates to a booklight which is free-standing or attaches to a book cover, a bed frame or other supporting object to facilitate the reading of a book. Attached to each arm is at least one light-radiating source which may be housed within a shade. The light-radiating source may be an incandescent, fluorescent or LED bulb, or the like, as is known in the art. The angle and direction of each light-radiating source can be manually and separately adjusted by the user to focus light on different areas of the book simultaneously.

Abstract: An ergonomic stylus for a personal digital assistant, a tablet PC or other computer with a pen-based interface, with a body consisting of a tip and two or more arms. The arms reflexively assume an open position when removed from the pen slot of the pen-based computer and thereby provides the user with an ergonomic gripping area. The arms assume a closed position for storage in the pen slot in the PDA or other pen-based computer. It is therefore the primary object of the current invention to provide users of pen-based computers with a single device which is both comfortable for use over a prolonged period and which is storable in the pen slot of the pen-based computer.

Abstract: An ergonomic stylus for computer touch-screen, including that used in personal digital assistants, with a body consisting of a tip and two or more arms. The arms reflexively assume a spread position when removed from the pen slot of a personal digital assistant to be gripped by the user and to provide the user with a hand position which is more relaxed and ergonomic than with styluses known in the art. When being replaced and being stored in the pen slot, the arms of current invention assume a pinched position so that the current invention fits within the limited confines of the pen slot.

Abstract: An ergonomic stylus for a personal digital assistant, a tablet PC or other computer with a pen-based interface, with a body consisting of a tip and two or more arms. The arms reflexively assume an open position when removed from the pen slot of the pen-based computer and thereby provides the user with an ergonomic gripping area. The arms assume a closed position for storage in the pen slot in the PDA or other pen-based computer. It is therefore the primary object of the current invention to provide users of pen-based computers with a single device which is both comfortable for use over a prolonged period and which is storable in the pen slot of the pen-based computer.

Abstract: The present invention is a cursor control device to be used in conjunction with a computer which allows for convenient, easy and ergonomic hand-held or work surface use. Actuation of the buttons on the device require only the natural flexing or squeezing motion of the fingers and thumb. The device can be used in either mode without mechanical or electrical change.