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Laptop Belt Tray

 Mobile computing
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Stop wasting time walking to the coffee pot or restroom. With the new Walk & Type, you could be productive during these wasted minutes each day. The Walk & Type is a sturdy belt with an attached adjustable tray. Just attach your laptop and go.

Also useful for working while jogging, walking down the street, or even while riding a bicycle (voice software or hands-free bicycle skills required). Add an inexpensive web camera, and you won't even have to take your eyes off the road.

—Worldgineer, Oct 31 2005

Cigarette girls https://www.google....dCXoQ_AUIBigB&dpr=1
[bungston, Apr 26 2016]

Moved up a couple of feet... Reading_20while_20walking
[normzone, Apr 26 2016]

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       I knew someone must have had this scheme. Lap, schmap. I want to pace about with my computer, spluttering indignantly and gesticulating with both hands between keysmacks. Better than the belt proposed here (to a cool reception) would be a cigarette-girl type tray apparatus; images linked.   

       The rest of the cigarette girl regalia would be optional; the versions without ruffles could fit underneath work clothes, I think.
—bungston, Apr 26 2016
   

       Thanks for churning this. Little did I know, 11 years ago, that looking at screens while walking would be a very common mode of transportation in the future. Of course we're all stuck using our arms to hold them up, like suckers.
—Worldgineer, May 02 2016
   


 

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