Citizen Watch Company, Ltd.

Hiroya Sakamoto

Masaru Yoshida

Akira Tsuzuki

Hideshi Ohno

Toshiaki Oguchi

Satoshi Kimura

Shigeru Futakami

Osamu Matsumura

Akira Miyajima

Hiroyuki Uematsu

Kotaro Takahashi

Kouichi Nakajima

Koichi Nakajima

Takashi Ogura

Toshio Sakaguchi

Yasuhiko Takayama

Shigeru Futami

Katuo Matsuyama

A television receiver employs a liquid crystal display panel mounted in a unit which can be set into either a closed position in which the display panel is disposed within a recessed portion of the case of the television set, and an opened position in which ambient light passes through the display panel to be reflected from a mirror towards the viewer. In conjunction with this arrangement, operating control members are positioned to facilitate one-hand operation of the receiver, and the largest circuit components and batteries are positioned with respect to the display panel and control members such as to minimize the overall size of the receiver.

Liquid crystal display television receiver

A liquid crystal television receiver has a first housing containing a television receiving circuit, a mirror mounted on an upper portion thereof, and a battery for driving the television receiving circuit, a second housing containing a liquid crystal display panel, and a third housing containing a light emitting element. The first, second and third housings are pivotally connected with each other at rear portions thereof, respectively.

Liquid crystal television receiver

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Tanashi, Japan

Hiroya Sakamoto