Abstract: A monitor stand including a plate with one or more stacks of risers extending downwardly from the plate's bottom surface. A user may adjust the height of the plate relative to a support surface by adding or subtracting risers to each of the one or more stacks. At least one of the risers includes a charging station. The location or orientation of the charging station relative to the plate may be selectively changed by switching the location or orientation of the riser having the charging station. The plate may be rectangular or triangular in shape. One of more computing devices may be placed on the plate's upper surface and be connected to the charging station by cables. The stand may be connected to a remote power source to provide power to the charging station and thereby to charge the connected devices.

Abstract: An adapter plate permits an arm mount with a single abutment plate to support two monitors. The adapter plate includes a first hole, a second hole, and a third hole. The holes may be part of a first set of holes, a second set of holes, and a third set of holes, respectively. Each of the sets of holes is preferably configured in a symmetric pattern compliant with VESA standard configurations for flat panel monitor mounts. One set of holes aligns with the abutment plate on the arm mount and the other two sets of holes align with the two monitors respectively to receive support members, such as bolts, therethrough to couple the two monitors to the single abutment plate on the arm mount.

Abstract: An adapter plate permits an arm mount with a single abutment plate to support two monitors. The adapter plate includes a first hole, a second hole, and a third hole. The holes may be part of a first set of holes, a second set of holes, and a third set of holes, respectively. Each of the sets of holes is preferably configured in a symmetric pattern compliant with VESA standard configurations for flat panel monitor mounts. One set of holes aligns with the abutment plate on the arm mount and the other two sets of holes align with the two monitors respectively to receive support members, such as bolts, therethrough to couple the two monitors to the single abutment plate on the arm mount.

Abstract: A protective certificate cover system and method of manufacture thereof is provided having a certificate or diploma, a protective cover having two panels, a cover aperture formed in one panel configured to be aligned with a printed name area on the certificate when the certificate is closed within the cover. An envelope has a viewing window so the printed name area is visible when the closed cover containing the certificate is inserted into the envelope. A transparent sleeve is provided permitting the envelope containing the cover to be shrink wrapped and sealed.