Dual Display System (U.S. Patent No. Re36,978)

This patent describes a dual-screen display system that permits adjustment of the angular orientation of each of the two screens. In particular, the screens may be angled toward each other to a desired degree.

(U.S. Patent No. Re36,978)
Download Abstract (57 KB)
Download Entire Document (904 KB)

(U.S. Patent No. 5,687,939)
Download Abstract (58 KB)
Download Entire Document (899 KB)

Computer Display Screen System and Adjustable Screen Mount, and Swinging Screens Therefor
(U.S. Patent No. 6,343,006)

This patent describes a modular display system that includes two support arms for supporting multiple screens. One of the support arms may be readily detached to enable the display system to be modularly configured as either a two-screen or a three-screen display system. More generally, the display system can be configured as an N-screen display system, where N is greater than one. In addition, the display system supports both landscape and portrait orientations of the screens.

(U.S. Patent No. 6,343,006)
Download Abstract (69 KB)
Download Entire Document (1.4 MB)

Universal Quick Connector Apparatus for an LCD Monitor (U.S. Patent No. 6,702,604)

This patent describes a quick connector apparatus having two complimentary components for use in multi-screen display systems. The rear of each screen includes a first component that mates with a second component on a support arm. By mating the first and second components, the screen is both secured to the support arm and electrically connected for power and data transmission. In addition, the quick connector permits the screen to be easily disconnected from the support arm. This feature not only allows the number of screens in the display system to be changed, but also allows each screen to be removed and transported to other sites for use with other computer display systems.

(U.S. Patent No. 6,702,604)
Download Abstract (63 KB)
Download Entire Document (4.1 MB)