Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Jeffrey Scott Bakkom

Dennis Raymond Esterberg

David L Smith

Timothy M Souza

Glen Allen Oross

Dennis Scott Prows

Ralph W Kinser

Steven Douglas MacFarlane

A embodiment of a stand includes a base, a support, and a biasing member. The biasing member provides a biasing force to urge the support to a first position relative to the base from a second position relative to the base. When in the second position the support is allowed to rotate on a pivot, and when in the first position the support is prevented from rotating on the pivot.

Object stand

An adjustable support for a multimedia display device includes a base, a ring rotatably coupled with the base, and a foot mated with the ring and coupled with the base. The ring includes a plurality of ramp surfaces, and the foot includes a plurality of engaging surfaces. The plurality of ramp surfaces are separate from each other and distributed at substantially equal intervals along a common circumference, and each of the engaging surfaces interacts with a respective one of the ramp surfaces, wherein rotation of the ring relative to the base causes each of the engaging surfaces to slide along the respective one of the ramp surfaces to vary a distance the foot extends from the base.

Adjustable support for multimedia display device

A multimedia display device includes a housing, an image projector supported within the housing, a media player supported within the housing, a speaker supported within the housing, and a vibration isolation assembly provided between the speaker and the housing.

Multimedia display device

An adjustable support for a multimedia display device includes a base and a foot rotatably coupled with the base. The base includes a plurality of ramp surfaces, and the foot includes a plurality of engaging surfaces. The plurality of ramp surfaces are separate from each other and distributed at substantially equal intervals along a common circumference, and each of the engaging surfaces interacts with a respective one of the ramp surfaces, wherein rotation of the foot relative to the base causes each of the engaging surfaces to slide along the respective one of the ramp surfaces to vary a distance the foot extends from the base.

A projection screen includes a member that functions as a support for holding the screen upright when the screen is in an open-position and as a fastener for holding the screen shut when the screen is in a closed-position.

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Corvallis, OR, United States of America

Jeffrey Scott Bakkom