JP1775587S - Display Screen with Stand - Google Patents

Abstract

The design includes a dual hinge that allows the display screen to move up and down, rotate horizontally and vertically, and tilt back and forth. The dashed lines indicate parts of the article that are not part of the design. Figures 1.1 to 1.7 show the design in a first state. Figures 1.10 to 1.16 show the design in a second state. Figures 1.17 to 1.24 show the design in a third state. Figures 1.25 to 1.32 show the design in a fourth state. Figures 1.33 to 1.39 show the design in a fifth state. The right side view of the first state is omitted because it is symmetrical with the left side view of the first state (Figure 1.5). The right side view of the second state is omitted because it is symmetrical with the left side view of the second state (Figure 1.14). The right side view of the fifth state is omitted because it is symmetrical with the left side view of the fifth state (Figure 1.37). Figure 1.8 is a reference diagram showing the display screen being removed from the stand, and Figure 1.9 is a reference diagram showing the stand's support pole being raised. 1.1) Perspective view; 1.2) Rear perspective view; 1.3) Front view; 1.4) Rear view; 1.5) Left side view; 1.6) Plan view; 1.7) Bottom view; 1.8) Reference view; 1.9) Reference view; 1.10) Perspective view; 1.11) Rear perspective view; 1.12) Front view; 1.13) Rear view; 1.14) Left side view; 1.15) Plan view; 1.16) Bottom view; 1.17) Perspective view; 1.18) Rear perspective view; 1.19) Front view; 1.20) Rear view; 1.21) Left side view; 1.22) Right side view; 1.23) Plan view; 1.24) Bottom view; 1.25) Perspective view; 1.26) Rear perspective view; 1.27) Front view; 1.28) Rear view; 1.29) Left side view; 1.30) Right side view; 1.31) Top view; 1.32) Bottom view; 1.33) Perspective view; 1.34) Rear perspective view; 1.35) Front view; 1.36) Rear view; 1.37) Left side view; 1.38) Top view; 1.39) Bottom view.