MONITOR ALLOWING POSITION ADJUSTMENT OF AUDIO AND VIDEO RETRIEVING UNITS PROVIDED THEREON
A monitor includes a display mechanism having a display screen located on a front side thereof, and a video retrieving unit and an audio retrieving unit located at predetermined positions in the vicinity of the display screen; an adjusting mechanism connected to and located behind the display mechanism, and including a rotating unit connected to a rear lower portion of the display mechanism, and an elevating unit connected at an upper end to the rotating unit; and abase being fixedly connected to a lower end of the adjusting mechanism and provided at a bottom surface with a rotary disc. With these arrangements, the video and audio retrieving units of the display mechanism may be adjusted to a desired vertical height, inclination angle, and/or horizontal angle via the adjusting mechanism and the rotary disc of the base.
1 . A monitor allowing position adjustment of video and audio retrieving units provided thereon, comprising:
a display mechanism including a display screen located on a front side thereof, and a video retrieving unit and an audio retrieving unit located at predetermined positions in the vicinity of the display screen;
an adjusting mechanism being connected to and located behind the display mechanism, and including a rotating unit connected to a rear lower portion of the display mechanism, and an elevating unit connected at an upper end to the rotating unit; and
a base being fixedly connected to a lower end of the elevating unit, and provided at a bottom surface with a rotary disc.
2 . The monitor allowing position adjustment of video and audio retrieving units provided thereon as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the rotating unit is a rotary shaft.
3 . The monitor allowing position adjustment of video and audio retrieving units provided thereon as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the elevating unit includes a first supporting section connected at an upper end to the display mechanism via the rotating unit, a second supporting section upward extended into the first supporting section, an elastic element mounted between the first and the second supporting section to push the first supporting section upward relative to the second supporting section, and a pin provided to one side of the second supporting section to releasably interfere with the first supporting section.