Richard Lee Rice
Architects at 27 St, New York, NY

License number

North Carolina 4670

Professional information

Richard Rice - New York, NY

Work:

MTV / VH1 / CMT - New York, NY
Music & Media Licensing Coordinator NBC Nightly News
Rights Clearance Firebrand
Research and Licensing Sony Computer Entertainment
Content Research and Licensing Branding Company
Production and Licensing Consultant Cablevision / Rainbow Media
Director, Program Rights Various Companies / Institutions - Los Angeles, CA
Post 2000 Experience Investigation Discovery (DCI) - New York, NY
On The Case With Paula Zahn Rights Clearance, Archival Research & Content Licensing

Independent Religious Institutions Professional

Location:

Greater New York City Area

Owner, Omega Mcs Inc.

Position:

Owner at Omega MCS Inc.

Location:

Greater New York City Area

Industry:

Computer Hardware

Work:

Omega MCS Inc. - Owner

Cabinet For Personal Computer

US Patent:

5762409, Jun 9, 1998

Filed:

Aug 13, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/696240

Inventors:

Richard L. Rice - New York NY

International Classification:

A47B 8106

US Classification:

312 72

Abstract:

A cabinet for personal computer, workstation or computer terminal components including separate monitor and keyboard includes a station for secure and accessible placement of a keyboard, a monitor enclosure permitting viewing of a monitor, and a secure enclosure for a central processing unit with openings for ventilation. The cabinet includes a supporting surface, a restraining member fixed to the surface, having an upright portion and a horizontal portion extending generally rearward from the upright portion to define a space below the horizontal portion and on the surface, the space being adapted to receive the forward edge of a conventional personal computer keyboard, blocking fixed to the surface a selected distance rearward of the restraining member; a horizontal member a selected distance upward from the supporting surface, the selected distance being greater than the height of the rear portion of a conventional personal computer keyboard, and forward of said blocking, whereby movement of the keyboard rearward over the blocking is prevented; and two vertical members so positioned relative to the horizontal member and the surface to prevent lateral movement of a keyboard positioned with a rear portion between the horizontal member and the surface.