the bag computer , front mount , top / bottom holder has a front back wall , an opposite back wall , two side walls , a top wall and a bottom wall . each has an inside and outside surface . there may be a shoulder strap for carrying the bag . the top wall has access to the bag &# 39 ; s interior and may have a closure , such as a zipper , to seal the opening . there may be a separate cover flap to cover , protect and conceal the mounted computer . the cover flap end permanently attached to the bag may be connected on the front wall , top wall or the top of the back wall . openable attachments matching the bag may be found of the cover flap &# 39 ; s distal edge to hold the flap in place . the flap may either fold back or fall down to expose the computer . the bag computer , front mount , top / bottom holder , shown in fig1 a and fig1 b , mounts a computer 1 on the outside surface of the bag &# 39 ; s front wall 2 . there is a bottom computer holder 3 attached toward the lower part of the bag front . the mount has one or more attachments 4 matching attachments on the computer . the attachments may be hooks , bracket , sockets , pins , ledge , plug , blade or other attachments complimentary to the computer and removably holding the bottom of the computer to the bag &# 39 ; s front wall . the computer engages to the attachment so that it cannot be pulled free of the bag under the outward pressure of bag bulge caused by cargo inside the bag . the bottom computer holder may be associated with or be part of a plate 5 attached to the front wall of the bag so to facilitate fixing the attachments to the bag and to prevent the attachments from twisting outward and disengaging . instead , the bottom computer holder may be two separate pieces meant to fit and attach to the right and left lower corner areas of the computer . alternatively , as shown in fig2 a and 2b the bottom computer holder 3 may allow the computer to pivot from an approximately horizontal to a vertical position against the bag &# 39 ; s front wall 2 during installation of the computer . such a pivoting bottom computer holder may consist of a bottom mounting plate 5 about the width of the computer 1 to be mounted and attached to the lower part of the bag front and including on its outward facing surface one or more pivoting attachments 6 matching attachments 7 on the computer . the pivoting attachments may be hooks , half hinge axle or bearing , pivoting plate with attachments , ball and socket or other attachments complimentary to the computer and allowing it to pivot to a position flat against the bag &# 39 ; s front wall while mounting . the mounting plate may have one or more pins or blocks 8 which engage when the computer is pivoted up and these help in resisting twisting of the computer . instead , the pivoting bottom computer holder may be a flexible fabric flap with attachments , such as hooks or snaps , on its surface . the bottom computer holder may be riveted , screwed or permanently clipped to the bag front or through the bag front to a backing plate inside the bag . as shown in fig3 a and 3b , the bottom computer holder 3 may have one or more electrical plugs 9 which engage when the computer is mounted to the bag &# 39 ; s bottom computer holder attachment 4 . the plug , which may include electrical wires , leads to the bag &# 39 ; s interior where it may connect to other computer equipment such as batteries , memory , computer or other peripherals . a backing plate on the inside of the bag &# 39 ; s front wall may have one or more plugs or plugs and wires coming from the outside plug and allowing connection between the outside computer and inside computer equipment . if a mounting plate with pivoting attachments is used , the one or more pins or blocks on the plate may have an electrical connection , such as a plug , which leads to the bag &# 39 ; s interior . higher up on the bag front is the top computer holder which consists of a flap 10 with distal attachment 11 . the proximal end of the flap may be attached to or be an extension of the front or top walls . the flap is used to pull the bag front flat and fasten to the top edge or front of the computer where its complementary attachments are accessible . the attachments may be hooks , clips , snaps , magnets , rigid panel and projection , or other fasteners which are both easily opened and resistant to the outward pressure of bag bulge caused by cargo inside the bag . the flap may have elastic in it to help keep the bag front tight and help keep attachments engaged . alternatively , the flap may have one or more rigid panels 12 in it or fastened to its distal edge to pry the bag front flat and engage the flap &# 39 ; s attachments to the computer . a rigid panel may have one or more projections 13 , such as pins , bar or ridge on its inboard edge to match a footing such as notches 14 or a ridge in the computer to assist in prying the panel into place . as shown in fig4 a , 4 b , 4 c , 5 a and 5 b , if the bag flap &# 39 ; s attachment is a rigid panel 12 and projection 13 to match a footing such as notches or ridge 14 on the computer , the rigid panel and projection may be levered into place 15 and form the entire attachment so that no further attachment may be needed on the flap . the flap may have an electrical connection leading from the mounted computer to the bag interior . it may consist of a plug on the flap or flap attachments with wires leading through the flap , which may be double layered , through the bag &# 39 ; s front wall and to the bag &# 39 ; s interior . the top computer holder may be riveted , screwed or otherwise bonded to the bag front or through the bag front to a backing plate inside the bag . the bag front may include reinforcement such as belting or additional material extending from the top to bottom computer holders . the bag may have an inside computer equipment mounting structure , such as a footing and flap or docking port , attached to the inside surface of the bag &# 39 ; s front wall . the mounting structure may be built in with or used in concert with the inside backing plate opposite the bottom computer holder . it may include a built - in electrical connection such as one or more plugs or plugs and wires coming from the outside plug and allowing connection between the outside computer and inside computer equipment . the bag computer , front mount , top / bottom holder may include a computer to match the mounting structure on the outside of the bag &# 39 ; s front wall . shown in fig6 a and 6b , the computer body has a front surface 16 facing outward when the computer is mounted on the bag , an opposite back surface , two side edges 18 , a bottom edge 20 and a top edge 19 . the computer may have a hinged display 21 which can be pivoted out into the line of sight of the operator when mounted on the bag front surface . on or near the computer body &# 39 ; s bottom edge there are one or more attachments or other fixtures 22 complimentary to the bag &# 39 ; s bottom computer holder . the fixtures may go into the computer body or project out from it and may include notches , holes , slots , sockets , hooks , bars , pins or other fixtures complimentary to ones on the bag &# 39 ; s bottom computer holder . the attachment and / or fixtures may be capable of allowing the computer to pivot on the bag front as it is installed into the bottom computer holder . this may be done with hooks , half hinge axle or bearing , pivoting plate with attachments , ball and socket or other attachments on the computer and complimentary to the bag &# 39 ; s bottom computer holder . the computer body may be extended near the bottom edge to provide space near the bottom of the computer for the complimentary fixtures . on the computer &# 39 ; s top edge or front surface near the top edge there are one or more attachments or other fixtures 23 , 14 complimentary to the distal flap attachments of the bag &# 39 ; s top computer holder . the attachment may be or match hooks , clips , snaps , magnets or other attachments found on the flap . if the bag &# 39 ; s flap attachment is a rigid panel and projection for footing such as notches 14 or ridge on the computer , the footing may form the entire attachments and no further attachments may be needed on the computer . the top edge of the computer body may be extended 24 to provide space on the front surface for the complimentary fixtures . near the corner between the front surface and top edge there may be one or more footings 14 for prying a rigid flap panel into place . these footings may be one or more holes , notches , troughs , ridges , projections or other fixture that can hold inboard edge of the bag &# 39 ; s prying panel to the computer body while the opposite edge is pried into place . if the bag &# 39 ; s flap attachment is a rigid panel and projection to match the computer &# 39 ; s footing , the footing may form the entire attachment on the computer and no further attachments may be needed on the computer body . on or near the bottom edge of the computer there may be an electrical plug to electrically connect the computer with the inside of the bag via a matching plug on the bag front . it may be part of the fixtures complimentary to the bag &# 39 ; s bottom computer holder . the plug may be a separate fitting which engages when the computer is mounted to the bag front . the electrical connection between the outside mounted computer and the interior of the bag may be found on the top computer holder . it may be part of the fixtures complimentary to the flap &# 39 ; s attachments . the plug may be a separate fitting which engages when the computer is mounted to the bag front . the computer may have a touchpad 26 on its front surface . the computer may have a keyboard 25 adapted to use on a bag front . the keyboard may be 10 keys wide including the keys “ a ” to “;” on a standard qwerty keyboard with standard size keys ( approximately ¾ inch ). three or four rows may be included . thumb keys substitute for essential keys farther to the right and left on the standard keyboard . the keyboard may include tactile guides such as troughs , ridges near the keys or keyboard edges to assure finger position and to help stabilize the keyboard with the hands / palms . the keyboard may be weatherproof .
disclosed is a computer bag which mounts a matching computer on its outside front . the mount included a top and a bottom fixture with attachments which match the computer . the front of the mounted computer is left available for folding out a display so the computer can be viewed and used on the bag front . the bottom fixture attaches to the bottom of the computer and may pivot to make mounting easier . the top fixture includes a flap which allows the operator to shake the bag front flat as the computer is installed and the complimentary attachments on the flap are engaged . there may be an electrical connection leading from either of the outside mounting fixtures to the inside of the bag . a matching computer is described .