Display apparatus with multiple means of support
AssigneesHONG FU JIN PRECISION INDUSTRY (ShenZhen) CO., LTD., Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorsWEI-FANG DAI, KUANG-LUNG LIN, CHING-HUA TSAI, JEN-HUI OH
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Abstract
A display apparatus can be placed in different orientations. The display apparatus includes a frame, a display panel received in the frame, a casing, a fixing portion, and at least one movable leg. The casing is mounted on the frame via a fixing portion. The frame and casing are pivotal relative one another between a first display orientation and a second display orientation. The at least movable leg changes from a first position on the frame when the frame and casing are in the first display orientation to a second position to cooperate with the casing and frame to place the frame and casing in the second display orientation.
Claims18
A display apparatus capable of being placed in different orientation, the display apparatus comprising:
- a frame;
- a display panel received in the frame, and configured to display images;
- a casing rotatably mounted the frame via a fixing portion, the frame and casing being pivotal relative one another between a first display orientation and a second display orientation;
- and
- at least one movable leg movable from a first position on the frame when the frame and casing are in the first display orientation to a second position to cooperate with the casing and frame to place the frame and casing in the second display orientation.
A display apparatus comprising:
- a frame;
- a display panel received in the frame, and the display panel configured to display images;
- a casing rotatably mounted to the frame via a fixing portion;
- at least one movable leg;
- and
- a hook portion;
- wherein the at least movable leg is mounted on with the frame, the casing abuts the frame, the hook portion hooks up to the at least movable leg and cooperates with an external structure for hanging the display apparatus on the external structure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.