Television set projector

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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358254, 358 60, 312 7TY, H04N 574

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042153735

ABSTRACT:
A device for projecting and magnifying a picture image from a television set. A first housing is removably mounted to the television set to receive the picture image from the television screen. A second housing is slidably mounted to the first housing and cooperatively with the first housing forms a passage through which the picture image passes to a lens mounted at the end of the second housing. The first housing includes a light-absorbent inner surface whereas the second housing includes a light-reflective inner surface. A gear and rack device is provided for slidably adjusting the second housing relative to the first housing and controlling the ratio of the light-reflective surface to the light-absorbent surface. A barrel-configured lens is slidably mounted to the second housing for focusing of the picture image on a remotely located viewing surface which may be positioned at any one of a number of different distances from the television set and lens.

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patent: 3820885 (1974-06-01), Miller
patent: 3882269 (1975-05-01), Michaus
patent: 4051535 (1977-09-01), Inglis
patent: 4074322 (1978-02-01), Cammilleri

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