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US 2014/0152905 A1Published application
Display Device and Televison Set
AssigneeFunai Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsAkihiro FUJIKAWA, Akira YOKAWA, Yasuyuki FUKUMOTO
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Abstract
This display device includes a housing including an inner surface extending in an anteroposterior direction, a display portion arranged to be exposed from the front side of the housing, and a single board including a switch element arranged on a first surface and a remote control signal receiving element arranged on a second surface. The board is arranged to be opposed to the inner surface extending in the anteroposterior direction of the housing in substantially parallel to the inner surface.
Claims20
A display device comprising:
- a housing including an inner surface extending in an anteroposterior direction;
- a display portion arranged to be exposed from a front side of the housing;
- and
- a single board including a switch element arranged on a first surface, detecting a switching operation and a remote control signal receiving element arranged on a second surface, detecting an input of an operation signal from a remote controller, wherein
- the board is arranged to be opposed to the inner surface extending in the anteroposterior direction of the housing in substantially parallel to the inner surface.
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A television set comprising:
- a housing including an inner surface extending in an anteroposterior direction;
- a display portion arranged to be exposed from a front side of the housing;
- a single board including a switch element arranged on a first surface, detecting a switching operation and a remote control signal receiving element arranged on a second surface, detecting an input of an operation signal from a remote controller;
- and
- a receiving portion capable of receiving a broadcast signal, wherein
- the board is arranged to be opposed to the inner surface extending in the anteroposterior direction of the housing in substantially parallel to the inner surface.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.