Media console for stroller
OwnerOmer Tutmaz, Sandra Tutmazinventors
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Abstract
An entertainment console is provided on a stroller, where the console securely holds a DVD player or other type of audio/video/media player. The console has a cavity that holds the DVD play. A release mechanism, such as a spring-biased release may be used to “pop” the DVD player out of the cavity. When the console is secured in the cavity, a hinged door can be closed over the DVD player to protect the DVD player. When the hinged door is opened, the DVD player screen can be opened as well for viewing. The DVD player screen is thus between the opened hinged door and the child. The console also has a sliding door or other protective element that slides over the DVD player controls when the DVD is in use.
Claims27
A device for holding a media player for use by a child, comprising:
- a recessed portion configured to hold a media player;
- and
- means for securing the device to a child-carrying apparatus.
A media console for use with a child-carrying apparatus, the console comprising:
- a tray configured to hold a media player;
- and
- a first cover attached to the media console, wherein the first cover is configured to close over the media player when the media player is not in use and to open away from the child-carrying apparatus when the media player is in use.
A stroller comprising:
- a seat;
- and
- a tray located in front of the seat, wherein the tray comprises:
- a recessed portion configured to hold a media player;
- a first cover rotatably attached to a portion of the tray away from the seat, wherein the first cover is configured to close over the media player when the media player is in not use and to open away from the seat when the media player is in use;
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- a second cover attached to a portion of the tray between the first cover and the seat, wherein the second cover is configured to at least partially cover a control portion of the media player when the media player is in use.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.