Abstract: An extension arm has an inner end mounted to a base plate for rotation about a first vertical axis, and an outer end supporting a head assembly. The head assembly has a lower disc fixed to the arm and an upper disc mounted to the lower disc for rotation about a second vertical axis. A first clevis is secured to the upper disc, and includes a first clevis pin passing through the lower end of a connection arm about a first horizontal axis. Adjustable locking means are provided in the first clevis pin, to interlock the first clevis with the connection arm in a selected rotational position about the first horizontal axis. The upper end of the connection arm is secured to a second clevis with a second clevis pin about a second horizontal axis. The second clevis is mounted to a monitor plate which supports the video monitor.

Abstract: A furniture with an integrated computer comprises an easy chair with large, thick cushions, and a pair of wide armrests that extend from about waist level to almost the ground. The right armrest is hollow, and serves as the case of a personal computer by housing the circuit boards, power supply, and hard disk drive. A small console at the front of the right armrest houses removable media drives within easy reach. A pad on the right armrest supports a mouse, joystick, or other input device. A monitor support and a keyboard support are mounted on a horizontal arm pivotally attached to the left armrest, and respectively support a monitor and a keyboard. A pair of speakers are mounted on either side of a headrest. A reclining mechanism arranged under the seat enables a backrest to be reclined, and a footrest to be extended by moving a lever on a side of the chair.