Abstract: A bracket structure of computer desk, including: a bracket body made of one single metal panel by integral punching and pressing, a central portion of the bracket body being defined as a support section for supporting an article such as a keyboard, a mouse, etc., a front edge of the support section of the bracket body being formed with an elevated section to form a wrist rest section for a user's wrist to bridge over the wrist rest section for operating the keyboard or the mouse, a stop wall upward projecting from the rear edge of the support section for stopping the keyboard, etc. placed on the support section from rearward sliding or dropping, two ends of the bracket body being formed with insertion plates and fixing plates which are respectively bent upward and downward; two side bars respectively locked two sides of the bracket body; and pair of slide rails respectively mounted on outer sides of the side bars for guiding and slidably mounting the bracket body in a computer desk.

Abstract: A slidable seat with brake device, including: a base seat having a board section, multiple sliding members being mounted on the bottom side of the board section for sliding over a desk face, the bottom end of the board section being formed with a chamber; a brake member fitted in the chamber of the bottom end of the base seat, the bottom end of the brake member being connected with a brake block; and a linking device disposed between the base seat and the brake member. In normal state, the linking device downward resiliently presses the brake member to make the brake block tightly attach to the desk face and prevent the base seat from freely sliding. The linking device is operable to lift the brake member, whereby the brake block no more tightly attaches to the desk face and the base seat can be freely slided and displaced over the desk face by the sliding members so as to shift an article supported on the board section of the base seat, such as a display.

Abstract: A writing reading/panel with hidden indication bar, including a panel body having a resilient paper clip pivotally disposed on upper side and a slide channel longitudinally disposed on a lateral side, an indication bar snugly fitted in the slide channel at normal time and a connecting member vertically slidably disposed on two sides of the slide channel to embrace the same. The connecting member is disposed with at least one resilient locating plate for abutting against lateral walls of the slide channel so as to locate the connecting member at a desired position on the panel body. In the case that the indication bar is hidden in the slide channel, a paper can be clipped on the panel body for a user to directly write thereon. Alternatively, the indication bar can be taken out of the slide channel and connected with the connecting member, whereby the indication bar can be moved along with the connecting member along the slide channel to indicate the content of the paper clipped on the panel body.

Abstract: An adjustable disc rack including multiple rack units which are slidably and interlacedly serially assembled to form a length-adjustable disc rack or stacked to form a multi-layer disc rack. Each rack unit includes two clamping panels each of which is formed with multiple bottom latch holes and lateral latch holes and multiple connecting levers each of which is formed with two latch sections at two ends latched in the latch holes of the clamping panels so as to secure the clamping panels to two ends of the respective connecting levers. The connecting levers of several rack units can be latched in the bottom latch holes and lateral latch holes of the clamping panels of adjacent rack units, whereby the rack units can be interlacedly and slidably assembled to expand the capacity for containing different classifications of discs.

Abstract: A minitype perforator/stapler including a main body, a perforating device is provided and a stapling device. The perforating device has a depression portion resiliently slidably disposed in a first side of the main body that is biased by a spring. A perforating knife is connected under a lower end of the depression portion. By depressing the depression portion, the perforating knife is able to perforate papers placed thereunder. The stapling device has a depression portion and a staple magazine. The depression portion is connected with a pressing board and resiliently slidably disposed in a second side of the main body. The staple magazine is stored in a channel formed in the main body at normal time. When used, the magazine is inserted into a magazine socket of the main body under the pressing board. By means of depressing the depression portion, the pressing board is able to extend into the magazine and press out the staple contained therein for stapling the papers placed thereunder.