Adjustable display monitor unit
First Claim
1. A multi-positional display monitor unit mountable on a reference surface, the display monitor unit comprising:
- a base with a recessed perimeter portion;
an arcuate arm with opposing ends and a crest, where the ends of the arcuate arm are attached to the base such that the arcuate arm can be pivoted between a stowed position where the arcuate arm folds into the recessed perimeter portion generally flush with the base and a deployed arm position where the arcuate arm projects from the base; and
a display screen rotatably secured to the crest of the arcuate arm.
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Abstract
An adjustable multi-positional display monitor for accommodating varied viewing positions. The display unit includes a swivel portion, a pivot portion and a screen. The swivel portion is rotatable relative to a reference surface about a first axis, which extends through the reference surface. The pivot portion has a proximal and distal region, the proximal region pivotally coupled to the swivel portion to accommodate pivot of the pivot portion relative to the swivel portion about a second axis which is normal to the first axis. The distal region is associated with a screen which is rotatable about a third axis which extends though a planar viewing surface of the screen so that the screen can be positioned for viewing from an upright, inverted and recumbent position regardless of the orientation of the reference surface.
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8 Claims
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1. A multi-positional display monitor unit mountable on a reference surface, the display monitor unit comprising:
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a base with a recessed perimeter portion;
an arcuate arm with opposing ends and a crest, where the ends of the arcuate arm are attached to the base such that the arcuate arm can be pivoted between a stowed position where the arcuate arm folds into the recessed perimeter portion generally flush with the base and a deployed arm position where the arcuate arm projects from the base; and
a display screen rotatably secured to the crest of the arcuate arm. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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