Personal space thin panel media entertainment center system

Abstract

A personal space thin panel media entertainment center system is disclosed with a particular architecture that allows a thin panel TV with headphones, DVD / CD player, clock, radio, and cellular phone with a digital video camera attached thereon to operate and concentrate entertainment in the 5 feet radius of a user i.e. in the personal space when arms are extended in a bed, chair, wheelchair, scooter, or any kind of vehicle with controls at arms length reach at the fingertips. Intended user is any person-age-gender, bed-bound and wheelchair-bound and in particularly a wounded rehabilitating and disabled military war veteran. The present systems key advantages provides entertainment and convenience at arms length reach at the fingertips which eliminates both the requirements to walk and thin panel TV accessibility handicaps for disabled persons. The present systems key objectives are to fill the void in the personal space.

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CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS [0001] Provisional Patent Application #60 / 474,345STATEMENT REGARDING FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH OR DEVELOPMENT [0002]“Not Applicable”THE NAMES OF THE PARTIES TO A JOINT RESEARCH AGREEMENT [0003]“Not Applicable”INCORPORATION-BY-REFERENCE OF MATERIAL SUBMITTED ON A COMPACT DISC [0004]“Not Applicable”TECHNICAL FIELD [0005] This invention relates to a personal space thin panel media entertainment center system with a TV, DVD / CD player, headphones, clock, radio, and cellular phone with digital video camera attached thereon that is designed in scope to provide entertainment and comfort to a wounded, rehabilitating, and disabled military war veteran and family for personal space convenience in the 5 feet radius of a user when arms are extended in a chair, bed, wheelchair, scooter, or any kind of vehicle. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0006] Thin panel audio and video systems are rapidly increasing in consumer popularity. Currently, thin panel TV syst...

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Benefits of technology

[0009] It is a further objective of this invention to provide a disabled user with a thin panel media entertainment center system for allowing a degree of enjoyment of life without being further handicapped, thus access is easy and requires no walking. The present invention eliminates both the need to walk and accessibility handicaps by providing controls within fingertips reach at arms length distance away especially for a disabled military veteran.

[0010] It is a further objective of this invention to provide a user with a swivel (flexible) gooseneck shaft for allowing multiple viewing angle adjustments.

[0011] It is yet a further objective of this invention to provide a user with a media entertainment center system with greater utility and better options, thus it is an objective to provide a disabled user with inclusion. The intended user is of any age-gender, disabled or non-disabled person.

Problems solved by technology

Currently, thin panel TV systems have a basic design and are supported on a stand at a distance which creates an accessibility void, handicaps, inconveniences, and places a user especially a disabled bed-bound and wheelchair-scooter-bound user at a disadvantage.

A few key issues and disadvantages of the existing thin panel TV systems that impacts a user are: hands-on access at arms length reach is limited due to the physical set-up and location in a room, engineering designs are restrictive and insensitive to a disabled user mobility requirements while bedbound in sustaining freedom with independence and the existing automobile thin panel TV systems is a possible highway safety hazard.

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