Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Wolfgang Munscher

Rudolf Knoll

Herbert Kramer

Ludwig Nieberl

Data display device, including a plate-shaped flat pedestal part having a rectangular base with four sides, front, rear and lateral edges, and an upper surface having a recess formed therein parallel to the lateral edges, a plate-shaped screen part being disposed on top of the pedestal part and having a given surface area facing away from the pedestal part, a lower surface, front and rear edges and narrow sides, a display field substantially taking up the given surface area, an extended swivel arm support having one end being pivotable along an axis in vicinity of the upper rear edge of the pedestal part and another end being pivotable along an axis in vicinity of the lower rear edge of the screen part for supporting the screen part on the pedestal part, the axes being parallel to the upper rear edge of the pedestal part, the swivel arm being movable into a position in the recess flush with the upper surface of the pedestal part, the screen part being pivotable into a perpendicular position with respect to the pedestal part with the swivel arm in the flush position displaying a continuous planar frontal surface, and the screen part being pivotable into a parallel position with respect to the pedestal part with the swivel arm in the flush position and the screen part resting on the pedestal part with the narrow sides of the screen part at least substantially in alignment with two of the sides of the pedestal part.

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Munich, Germany

Wolfgang Munscher