Image display apparatus
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorTakeshi Yamamoto
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Abstract
An image display apparatus includes a display panel having a face plate, a rear plate, and a frame member, forming a vacuum container, a plurality of plate-like spacers arranged between the face plate and the rear plate in an interior of the vacuum container to maintain an internal space of the vacuum container, and a support member that supports a rear surface of the display panel. The support member includes a plate-like member having a plurality of protruding portions with a linear shape, and a longitudinal direction of the protruding portions and a longitudinal direction of the spacers are substantially parallel to each other.
Claims8
An image display apparatus, comprising:
- a display panel including a face plate, a rear plate, and a frame member, forming a vacuum container;
- a plurality of plate-like spacers arranged between the face plate and the rear plate in an interior of the vacuum container to maintain an internal space of the vacuum container;
- and
- a support member that supports a rear surface of the display panel,
- wherein the support member includes a plate-like member having a plurality of protruding portions with a linear shape, and
- wherein a longitudinal direction of the protruding portions and a longitudinal direction of the spacers are substantially parallel to each other.
An image display apparatus, comprising:
- a display panel including a face plate, a rear plate, and a frame member, forming a vacuum container;
- a plurality of plate-like spacers arranged between the face plate and the rear plate in an interior of the vacuum container to maintain an internal space of the vacuum container;
- and
- a support member that supports a rear surface of the display panel,
- wherein the display panel and the support member are bonded to each other through a plurality of bonding members with a linear shape, and
- wherein a longitudinal direction of the bonding members and a longitudinal direction of the spacers are substantially parallel to each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.