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Granted Patent B2
US 7,164,452 · App. 10/682,319 · Granted Jan 16, 2007

Vehicle video stand system

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Patent No.
US 7,164,452
App. No.
10/682,319
Granted
Jan 16, 2007
Kind
B2
Abstract

A television stand in accordance with the principles of the present invention is retained in place by the front seats. In a preferred embodiment, a television stand in accordance with the principles of the present invention fits snugly between the front bucket seats of a vehicle. A television stand in accordance with the principles of the present invention is further retained by the positioning of the bottom plate in between the front bucket seat inner mounting rails. A television stand in accordance with the principles of the present invention is low enough for the vehicle's driver to see over it.

Claims (39)

1. A video display stand comprising:

a base having at least one upright member and a bottom plate;

a tray supported by the base;

the tray having a means to retain a video display unit; and

a means for releasably securing the video display stand between front seats of a vehicle, wherein the bottom plate has an adjustable width.

2. The video display stand of claim 1 further wherein the releasable securing means is the frictional and normal forces between the front seats and the tray.

3. The video display stand of claim 1 further wherein the releasable securing means is the normal force between front seat mounting rails and the bottom plate.

4. The video display stand of clam 1 further wherein the video unit is a cathode ray television.

5. The video display stand of clam 4 further wherein is a 9-inch television.

6. The video display stand of claim 1 further wherein the base has four upright members.

7. The video display stand of claim 1 , wherein the tray further comprises two upright members each having a channel whereby the video display unit is removably retained by the channels.

8. The video display stand of claim 1 , wherein the video display unit comprises a liquid crystal display.

9. The video display stand of claim 1 , wherein the housing has a polyhedral shape.

10. The video display stand of claim 1 , wherein the tray has an adjustable width.

11. A video display stand for displaying a video display unit in a vehicle, the system comprising:

a base having a bottom plate and at least one upright member;

a tray supported by the base;

a housing supported by the tray and capable of receiving a video display unit disposed within it,

wherein the video display stand is retained in place by frictional forces between a first front seat and a second front seat of a vehicle and the housing.

12. The video display stand of clam 11 , wherein the base has four upright members.

13. The video display stand of clam 11 , wherein the video unit is a cathode ray tube television.

14. The video display stand of clam 13 , further wherein is a 9-inch television.

15. The video display stand of claim 11 , wherein the video display unit comprises a liquid crystal display.

16. The video display stand of claim 11 , wherein the tray has a means for adjusting the width of the tray.

17. The video display stand of claim 11 , wherein the bottom plate has a means for adjusting the width of the tray.

18. A video display stand adapted to be removably secured to a vehicle, the stand comprising:

a base having a bottom plate and at least one upright member;

a housing supported by the base, the housing adapted to support a video unit and the video display unit being further adapted to be retained by front seats of a vehicle,

wherein the video display unit is retained by the force between front seat mounting rails and the bottom plate.

19. The video display stand of claim 18 , wherein the bottom plate has an adjustable width.

20. The video display stand of claim 18 , wherein the video display unit comprises a cathode ray television.

21. The video display stand of claim 18 , wherein the video display unit comprises a liquid crystal display.

22. The video display stand of claim 18 further comprising a tray positioned between the housing and the base.

23. The video display stand of claim 18 further comprising a means for releasably securing the video display stand.

24. The video display stand of claim 23 , wherein the releasable securing means is the forces between the front seats and the video display stand.

25. The video display stand of claim 18 , wherein the housing has a polyhedral shape.

26. The video display stand of claim 18 , wherein the housing is held in place by forces between the front seats and the housing.

27. The video display stand of claim 18 , wherein the housing comprises two upright members each having a channel whereby the video display unit is removably retained by the channels.

28. The video display stand of claim 27 , wherein the two upright members have a means for adjusting the distance between the two upright members.

Continuity (1)
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