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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 07, 1995
Filed:
Dec. 02, 1992
Keiji Sakai, Nara, JP;
Yoshio Yoshida, Nara, JP;
Hiroyuki Yamamoto, Tenri, JP;
Yukio Kurata, Tenri, JP;
Yasuo Nakata, Nara, JP;
Takahiro Miyake, Kyoto, JP;
Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha, Osaka, JP;
Abstract
A display apparatus of the invention includes: a plurality of display devices arranged in one direction, each of the plurality of display devices having a display area; and a plurality of image transmission means corresponding to the respective display devices, one end face of each of the image transmission means being coupled to a display area of the corresponding one of the display devices, other end faces of the image transmission means corresponding to the adjacent ones of the display devices being in contact with each other, the plurality of image transmission means being bent toward the one direction in which the display devices are arranged. Alternatively, a display apparatus of the invention includes: a plurality of display devices disposed in two directions, each of the plurality of display devices having a display area; a plurality of image transmission means corresponding to the respective display devices, one end face of each of the image transmission means being coupled to a display area of the corresponding one of the display devices, other end faces of the image transmission means corresponding to the adjacent ones of the display devices being in contact with each other, some of the plurality of image transmission means each having inward facing slopes and outward facing slopes on two pairs of opposing faces, the outward facing slopes of the image transmission means being directed to a direction in which the corresponding display device has no adjacent display devices.