Seiko Epson Corporation

Tetsu Nakayama

Yoshihiro Tatara

Yasutomo Takahashi

Saeko Inoue

Toshimitsu Watanabe

Hiroto Miyauchi

Hirohisa Nakano

Daisuke Sato

Nobuyuki Otsuki

Isao Sakamaki

Genta Kawabe

Sei Nakanishi

Makoto Kobayashi

Tomoyuki Kubota

Haruki Sugawara

Mika Koyama

Kiyomasa Shirakura

Taku Ishizawa

Hitotoshi Kimura

Takeo Seino

Wataru Suzuki

Kenichi Nakajima

Emi Akahane

Shinichiro Yoshikawa

Hidetoshi Hashizume

Mikinobu Abe

Teruhiko Unno

Takuya Hatano

Kenichi Asami

Yoshitsugu Akutagawa

Yoshinori Hashimoto

Masaaki Miyashita

Masahiko Kobayashi

Akitoshi Kuroda

Soichiro Kii

Takeshi Fujishiro

Toshimitsu Ohara

Takeshi Ishikawa

Akihiro Shintani

Ikuo Masujima

Keisuke Inoue

Naoya Nishimura

Zenta Kosaka

Hiroaki Tanaka

Shigeyuki Seki

Atsuhiko Matsuno

Teruo Sakurai

Daisuke Imai

Ryoichi Nakagawa

Kazuyoshi Iwama

Yuko Fujikawa

Akihiro Nishiyama

Kazumitsu Fujimori

Shingo Yoshida

Takayuki Iljima

Megumi Godo

Genta Kowabe

Katsumi Tohgoh

Nobutoshi Otuka

A projector includes a projection section, a light transmissive member, an illuminator, a diffusion member, and an enclosure, and the enclosure is hung via a support member that supports the enclosure in a plurality of directions.

Projector having enclosure hung via support member

A projector that projects an image on a screen includes a projection port for projecting the image in a direction tilting to the lower side with respect to the horizontal direction, a housing, and an exhaust panel provided in an exhaust port formed in the housing and configured to restrict a moving direction of the air discharged through the exhaust port. The exhaust port is formed on a right side surface toward a projecting direction of the image in the housing. The exhaust panel forms a channel that connects the inner side and the outer side of the housing. The channel has a tilt coming closer to a direction vertically opposite to the projecting direction of the image and closer to the screen from the inner side toward the outer side.

Projector and panel for opening

A projector includes: an exterior housing configuring an exterior; a projection optical device which projects an image toward a projection surface; and a plurality of operation buttons which, being disposed in such a way as to be exposed to the outside of the exterior housing, an image opening for allowing the image projected from the projection optical device to pass through is formed in one sidewall, among sidewalls configuring the exterior housing, which intersects in a vertical direction, the projection optical device includes a reflecting mirror which reflects the image, and projects it through the image opening, and the plurality of operation buttons are disposed on a side of the one sidewall farther from the projection surface than the image opening.

Projector having reflecting mirror disposed within housing and operation buttons disposed on sidewall of the housing

A tape printing device includes a print unit having a print head, a cartridge loading section which is loaded with a tape cartridge accommodating a print tape, and a device case in which the cartridge loading section and the print unit are arranged and which has a tape discharge port through which the print tape is discharged. The tape cartridge has a first display section which is provided on a first surface of the tape cartridge and which displays a type of the print tape. A first opening is formed on a first outer surface of the device case where the tape discharge port is formed, and the first opening is formed in such a way that the first display section of the tape cartridge is visible.

Tape cartridge and tape printing device

A tape cartridge has a print tape accommodated in a cartridge case, a slit-like reel-off port through which the print tape is sent out, and first and second sub display sections which are provided on the wall surface of a forward peripheral wall of the cartridge case where the reel-off port is formed, and in which the type of the print tape is displayed in letters. In the first and second sub display sections, the type of the print tape is displayed in the form of at least one of normal letters formed according to the reel-off port as a horizontal reference and inverted letters formed by inverting the normal letters upside down.

A projector, that projects an image, includes a light source, a liquid crystal panel that modulates light output from the light source and forms an image in response to input image data, a projection optical device that projects the image formed by the liquid crystal panel, a control device that controls the liquid crystal panel, and an acceleration sensor that detects a position of the projector. The control device includes a determination unit that determines whether or not the position detected by the acceleration sensor is a predetermined position, and a correction unit that corrects an orientation of the image data so that a longer side of the image data may coincide with a longer side of an image formation area of the liquid crystal panel if the determination unit determines that the detected position is the predetermined position.

Projector and display control method for projector with orientation correction

A projector () which projects a guide image (Pg). A first region above the center of the guide image (Pg) shows a perspective view (D) representing the projector () and a supporting device () supporting the projector (). A second region on the upper right of the guide image (Pg), shows six illustrations (G-G) affixed with numbersto. The six illustrations (G-G) respectively correspond to six adjustment items related to a supporting state of the projector (). The six illustrations (G-G) indicate how a projected image changes when the adjustment items are adjusted. The perspective view (D) is an explanatory diagram for clearly showing the positions of adjustment operation units that adjust the six adjustment items of the supporting device (). In the perspective view (D), the numberstoare affixed near the respective adjustment operation units in balloons.

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Matsumoto, Japan

Tetsu Nakayama