Appeal No. 1999-0299
Application No. 08/353,413
BACKGROUND
The appellant's invention relates to a vertically configured video projection system.
The system orients the video projectors 90 degrees from the conventional projectors and
reorients the video signals to compensate for the rotation so that the projectors may be
mounted in a cabinet along a wall. An understanding of the invention can be derived from
a reading of exemplary claim 1, which is reproduced below.
1. A video projection system comprising:
a housing;
a video chassis in said housing;
three video projection CRTs in said housing;
means on said video chassis for developing deflection signals for each of said
CRTs;
individual yokes mounted on the necks of said CRTs; and
means supporting said housing with said CRTs vertically aligned, said yokes being
positioned on said necks such that an offset horizontal display is produced on a projection
surface positioned forwardly of said vertically aligned CRTs.
The prior art reference of record relied upon by the examiner in rejecting the
appealed claims is:
Kline 4,352,124 Sep. 28, 1982
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