Assembled housing of a rear projection television

Television – Video display – Projection device

Reexamination Certificate

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C348S789000, C359S460000

Reexamination Certificate

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07050123

ABSTRACT:
An assembled housing of rear projection television comprising a foldable main framework and a foldable back cover is disclosed. The main framework is a flat structure as folded, while the main framework forms a ring structure as unfolded. The ring structure includes a front opening and a back opening, while the back cover is positioned in the back opening to form a chamber. The foldable design of the housing facilitates the users and the vendors to assemble the rear projection television, and also reduce the hardware space occupied by the housing, so as to reduce the cost of transportation compared to a traditional rear projection television.

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