JP7744858B2 - display device - Google Patents

Description

This disclosure relates to a display device.

In the flat-panel display device disclosed in Patent Document 1, the connection cord connected to the main body including the liquid crystal unit is covered by a terminal cover and a stand cover provided on the rear side of the main body. The connection cord is routed from the internal space covered by the stand cover to the external space through a cutout formed in the stand cover.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 11-259011

In the thin display device disclosed in Patent Document 1, the connection cords connected to the main unit are covered by a stand cover and routed to the outside of the stand cover through cutouts formed in the stand cover. Therefore, if the number of connection cords increases, attempting to position the connection cables by bundling them through the cutouts formed in the stand cover requires removing the stand cover from the main unit, which is time-consuming. The present disclosure aims to provide a display device that makes it easy to position the cables attached to the back side of the display unit.

FIG. 1 is a rear view of a display device according to an embodiment. FIG. 2 is an enlarged rear view of a cover member and a support portion of the display device according to the embodiment. FIG. 3 is a top view of the cover member and the stand of the display device according to the embodiment. FIG. 4 is an enlarged perspective view of a cover member and a support portion of the display device according to the embodiment. FIG. 5 is a rear view illustrating a state in which cables are passed through the second groove, the first groove, and the second groove so as to communicate with each other in the display device according to the embodiment. FIG. 6 is an enlarged rear view of a cover member and a support portion in the display device according to the first modification of the embodiment. FIG. 7 is a top view of a cover member and a stand in a display device according to a first modification of the embodiment. FIG. 8 is an enlarged rear view of a cover member and a support portion in a display device according to a second modification of the embodiment. FIG. 9 is a top view of a cover member and a stand in a display device according to a second modification of the embodiment.

The embodiments and modifications described below are merely examples of the present disclosure, and the present disclosure is not limited to these embodiments and modifications. Various modifications other than these embodiments and modifications are possible depending on the design, etc., as long as they do not deviate from the technical concept of the present disclosure.

[Embodiment]
1 is a rear view of a display device 1 according to an embodiment. The display device 1 is a display device capable of displaying images such as moving images and still images. Examples of the display device include, but are not limited to, a television set or a monitor used in a personal computer.

The display device 1 has a display unit 10 and a stand 20. The display unit 10 has a display panel, a housing 11, multiple terminal units 12A and 12B, multiple cable holders 13, and a cover member 15. Examples of the display panel include a liquid crystal panel, an OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) display panel, and a QLED (Quantum Dot Light Emitting Diode) display panel, but there is no particular limitation as long as it is a display panel capable of displaying images.

The housing 11 covers the back and sides of the display panel. The cover member 15 is provided to cover the back of the display panel, and the stand 20 is connected to it. For example, the cover member 15 is a plate-shaped member separated from the housing 11. For example, the cover member 15 is provided to fit into a notch formed in the lower end of the housing 11. The back surface 11a of the housing 11 and the back surface 15a of the cover member 15 are the back surfaces of the display unit 10. Note that the cover member 15 may be integrated with the housing 11. In other words, the cover member 15 may be a partial area of the housing 11. The housing 11 and the cover member 15 may each be formed using a resin material or a metal material.

Terminals 12A and 12B are terminals for connecting various cables. For example, terminal 12A is fixedly connected to cable CA1, which is a power cable for supplying power to display device 1. For example, when viewing display device 1 from the rear, terminal 12A is located on the left side of stand 20 and cover member 15, near the left end of housing 11.

For example, the multiple terminals 12B are terminals for connecting connection cables for connecting the display device 1 to external electronic devices, such as a terminal for connecting an HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) cable, a terminal for connecting a USB (Universal Serial Bus) cable, or a terminal for connecting a LAN (Local Area Network) cable. For example, cable CA2, which is a connection cable, is detachably connected to terminal 12B. For example, when viewing the display device 1 from the rear, terminal 12B is located on the right side of the stand 20 and cover member 15, near the right end of the housing 11.

The multiple terminal units 12A and 12B may be configured so that the cables CA1 and CA2 are fixedly connected, or so that the cables CA1 and CA2 are detachably connected. Furthermore, the display device 1 may be configured to have any one of the multiple terminal units 12A and 12B.

In this embodiment, each of the multiple terminals 12A and 12B is provided on the rear surface 11a of the housing 11 so as to be exposed to the outside. This allows the user to easily attach and detach the cables CA1 and CA2 to the terminals 12A and 12B, unlike a configuration in which the terminals 12A and 12B are covered by a cover. Note that each of the terminals 12A and 12B may also be covered by a cover.

The multiple cable holders 13 are holders for fixing the position of routed cables and bundling multiple cables. The multiple cable holders 13 are provided on the rear surface 11a of the housing 11. For example, one of the multiple cable holders 13 is provided between the terminal portion 12A and the cover member 15, and the other is provided adjacent to and above the cover member 15. Note that the locations at which the multiple cable holders 13 are provided are not particularly limited. The display device 1 may also be configured without the multiple cable holders 13.

The stand 20 is connected to the display unit 10. The stand 20 supports the display unit 10 so that it stands upright. The stand 20 has a base 21 and a support portion 22. The support portion 22 has a support column 23 and a stand cover 30. The stand 20 may be connected to the display unit 10 so that the display unit 10 can swivel (rotate around an axis of rotation using the support column 23 as the axis of rotation).

The base 21 is a foundation that supports the display unit 10 and is, for example, plate-shaped. The support unit 22 connects the base 21 to the display unit 10. The support pillar 23 is the lower portion of the support unit 22. The support pillar 23 is erected on the base 21. One end of the support pillar 23, the base, is connected to the base 21, and the other end, the top, is provided with a display unit mounting member (not shown) which is a metal fitting, and is connected to the display unit 10 via the display unit mounting member. Note that the stand 20 may be capable of swiveling by providing a swivel mechanism at the top of the support pillar 23. The base 21 and the support pillar 23 can each be formed using, for example, a metal material or a resin material.

The stand cover 30 is the upper part of the support unit 22, and is a component that is exposed to the outside and visible to the user. The stand cover 30 is provided above the support column 23, covering the top of the support column 23 and the display unit mounting component. The stand cover 30 is connected to the back surface 15a of the cover member 15, for example, by screws. The stand cover 30 can be formed, for example, using a resin material or a metal material.

Next, the cover member 15 and stand cover 30 will be described in detail using Figures 1 to 4. Figure 2 is an enlarged rear view of the cover member 15 and support portion 22 of the display device 1 according to the embodiment. Figure 3 is a top view of the cover member 15 and stand 20 of the display device 1 according to the embodiment. Figure 4 is an enlarged perspective view of the cover member 15 and support portion 22 of the display device 1 according to the embodiment.

For example, the stand cover 30 has a shape that includes a main body portion 30a connected to the cover member 15 and an extension portion 30b extending from the main body portion 30a. The extension portion 30b extends in a direction away from the display unit 10 so as to extend beyond the support column 23. For example, an opening is formed in the upper surface of the extension portion 30b, and a screw 45 is inserted into it. For example, if a swivel mechanism is provided at the top of the support column 23, the screw 45 is inserted into the opening formed in the upper surface of the extension portion 30b, thereby restricting rotation of the display unit 10 around the axis of rotation around the support column 23 (i.e., swivel movement). Note that the display device 1 may be configured without the screw 45.

The main body 30a of the stand cover 30 has a top surface 31, a back surface 32, a first side surface 33, and a second side surface 34. The top surface 31, the first side surface 33, and the second side surface 34 are arranged to protrude from the back surface 15a of the cover member 15, which is the back surface of the display unit 10. Note that in the display device 1, when the cover member 15 and the housing 11 are configured as an integrated unit, the top surface 31, the first side surface 33, and the second side surface 34 can also be said to protrude from the back surface 11a of the housing 11, which is the back surface of the display unit 10.

The first side surface 33 and the second side surface 34 are the two side surfaces of the main body portion 30a. When the display device 1 is viewed from the back, the first side surface 33 is the left side surface and the second side surface 34 is the right side surface. Of the two side surfaces of the main body portion 30a, the first side surface 33 is the side closest to the terminal portion 12A, and the second side surface 34 is the side closest to the terminal portion 12B. The back surface 32 of the main body portion 30a is connected to the top surface 31, the first side surface 33, the second side surface 34, and the extension portion 30b. The extension portion 30b extends from the main body portion 30a in a direction away from the display unit 10.

The top surface 31 is formed with a first groove 35, a second groove 36A, and a second groove 36B for inserting and positioning the cables CA1 and CA2. The first groove 35, the second groove 36A, and the second groove 36B are each recessed portions cut downward from the top surface 31 toward the base 21.

The first groove 35 is a vertical groove that extends away from the back surface 15a of the cover member 15 and is exposed to the outside. The first groove 35 extends from the back surface 15a of the cover member 15 to the back surface 32 of the stand cover 30, penetrating through the back surface 32 of the stand cover 30. The first groove 35 has a first inner wall 35a, a second inner wall 35b, and a bottom surface 35c. The first inner wall 35a and the second inner wall 35b face each other and are erected on the bottom surface 35c. The first inner wall 35a, the second inner wall 35b, and the bottom surface 35c each extend away from the back surface 15a of the cover member 15.

In this way, a first groove 35 is formed on the top surface 31 of the stand cover 30, extending away from the back surface 15a of the cover member 15 of the display unit 10 and exposed to the outside. By inserting cables CA1 and CA2 into the first groove 35, the routing positions of cables CA1 and CA2 can be fixed within the first groove 35. By storing cables CA1 and CA2 in the first groove 35 in this way, the positioning of cables CA1 and CA2 on the back surface of the display unit 10 can be determined without the need for a separate fixing member to fix the positions of cables CA1 and CA2. In other words, this prevents cables CA1 and CA2 from being arranged in a disorderly manner and allows cables CA1 and CA2 to be organized.

Because the first groove 35 is formed on the top surface 31 of the stand 20, the cables CA1 and CA2 can be inserted into the first groove 35 from above the stand 20. This makes it easier to insert and remove the cables CA1 and CA2 from the first groove 35 with the stand 20 than with stands in which grooves are formed in places other than the top surface 31.

Furthermore, because the first groove 35 is formed on the top surface 31 so as to be exposed to the outside, unlike when a cover is provided to cover the groove, there is no need to remove the cover to insert the cables CA1 and CA2 into the first groove 35. This reduces the effort required by the user to insert the cables CA1 and CA2 into the first groove 35.

In this way, the display device 1 has the first groove 35 formed in the top surface 31 of the stand 20, making it easy to position the cables CA1 and CA2 provided on the back side of the display unit 10. Note that the number of cables inserted into the first groove 35 is not limited to multiple, and may be a single cable, such as cable CA2.

Furthermore, even if the number of cables provided on the rear side of the display unit 10 increases, such as when the number of cables CA2 connected to the terminal unit 12B increases, multiple cables CA1 and CA2 can be easily bundled together by inserting them into the first groove 35.

Furthermore, by inserting cable CA1, which is routed from terminal portion 12A along the back surface 11a of the housing 11 toward the stand 20, and cable CA2, which is routed from terminal portion 12B along the back surface 11a of the housing 11 toward the stand 20, into the first groove 35, the extension direction of each cable can be changed to a direction away from the display unit 10 and bundled together. Because the stand 20 has the first groove 35 formed in the top surface 31, multiple cables CA1 and CA2 that extend toward the stand 20 from different directions can be bundled together so that they extend in the same direction (away from the back surface 15a of the cover member 15) through the first groove 35. As a result, the multiple cables CA1 and CA2 on the back side of the display unit 10 are prevented from being arranged in a disorderly manner, making it easy to organize the multiple cables CA1 and CA2.

Furthermore, the first groove 35 slopes downward, approaching the base 21, as it moves away from the back surface 15a of the cover member 15. Specifically, the bottom surface 35c of the first groove 35 slopes downward, approaching the base 21, as it moves away from the back surface 15a of the cover member 15. This makes it easier to insert and bundle cables CA1 and CA2 into the first groove 35. Furthermore, even if cables CA1 and CA2 inserted into the first groove 35 are pulled, they are less likely to pop out of the first groove 35, allowing cables CA1 and CA2 to be more stably maintained within the first groove 35. Additionally, it is easier to align the routing positions of the respective portions of cables CA1 and CA2 extending away from the first groove 35. This makes it easier to organize cables CA1 and CA2 on the installation surface on which the display device 1 is installed.

Furthermore, as shown in Figures 2 and 4, it is preferable that the bottom surface 35c of the first groove 35 be a curved surface that protrudes downward. In other words, the first groove 35 may have a shape in which the widthwise length decreases as it extends downward. This allows the bottom surface 35c to hold the cables CA1 and CA2 inserted into the first groove 35. This allows the cables CA1 and CA2 to remain inserted in the first groove 35 more stably. Note that the widthwise length of the first groove 35 is the length in the direction perpendicular to the extension direction of the first groove 35 (the direction away from the cover member 15) when the first groove 35 is viewed from above.

The second grooves 36A and 36B are horizontal grooves that extend in a direction intersecting the first groove 35 and connect to the first groove 35, and are exposed to the outside. The second groove 36A extends from the first groove 35 to the first side surface 33, penetrating through the first side surface 33. In other words, the second groove 36A extends from the first groove 35 in a direction approaching the terminal portion 12A. The second groove 36B extends from the first groove 35 to the second side surface 34, penetrating through the second side surface 34. In other words, the second groove 36B extends from the first groove 35 in a direction approaching the terminal portion 12B.

The second groove 36A has an inner wall 36Aa and a bottom surface 36Ac. The inner wall 36Aa faces the back surface 15a of the cover member 15 and is erected on the bottom surface 36Ac. The inner wall 36Aa and the bottom surface 36Ac each extend from the first groove 35 to the first side surface 33. The inner wall 36Aa is connected to the first inner wall 35a of the first groove 35. The bottom surface 36Ac is connected to the bottom surface 35c of the first groove 35.

The second groove 36B has an inner wall 36Ba and a bottom surface 36Bc. The inner wall 36Ba faces the back surface 15a of the cover member 15 and is erected on the bottom surface 36Bc. The inner wall 36Ba and the bottom surface 36Bc each extend from the first groove 35 to the second side surface 34. The inner wall 36Ba is connected to the second inner wall 35b of the first groove 35. The bottom surface 36Bc is connected to the bottom surface 35c of the first groove 35.

The bottom surface 36Ac of the second groove 36A and the bottom surface 36Bc of the second groove 36B are connected via the bottom surface 35c of the first groove 35.

In this way, second grooves 36A and 36B are formed on the top surface 31 of the stand cover 30. These second grooves 36A and 36B extend in a direction intersecting with the first groove 35, connect to the first groove 35, and are exposed to the outside. By inserting cable CA1 into second groove 36A, cable CA1, which is routed from terminal portion 12A along the back surface 11a of the housing 11 toward the stand 20, can be guided into the first groove 35. This allows cable CA1 to be positioned and organized not only by the first groove 35 but also by the second groove 36A. Furthermore, by inserting cable CA2 into second groove 36B, cable CA2, which is routed from terminal portion 12B along the back surface 11a of the housing 11 toward the stand 20, can be guided into the first groove 35. This allows cable CA2 to be positioned and organized not only by the first groove 35 but also by the second groove 36A.

Furthermore, because the second grooves 36A and 36B are formed on the top surface 31 so as to be exposed to the outside, unlike stands that have covers that cover the grooves, there is no need to remove the cover to insert cables CA1 and CA2 into the second grooves 36A and 36B. This reduces the effort required by the user to insert cables CA1 and CA2 into the second grooves 36A and 36B.

In this way, the display device 1 has second grooves 36A and 36B formed on the top surface 31 of the stand cover 30 of the stand 20, making it easy to position the cables CA1 and CA2 on the back side of the display unit 10.

The corners where the first groove 35 and the second groove 36A intersect, where the first inner wall 35a and the inner wall 36Aa connect, are preferably chamfered and curved. This, unlike sharp corners, prevents damage to the cable CA1 inserted into the second groove 36A, and allows the cable CA1 to be bent and guided into the first groove 35 extending in a direction intersecting the second groove 36A. Furthermore, the corners where the first groove 35 and the second groove 36B intersect, where the first inner wall 35a and the inner wall 36Ba connect, are preferably chamfered and curved. This, unlike sharp corners, prevents damage to the cable CA2 inserted into the second groove 36B, and allows the cable CA2 to be bent and guided into the first groove 35 extending in a direction intersecting the second groove 36B.

Of the first and second side faces 33 and 34 that are the two side faces of the support portion 22, the second groove 36A preferably penetrates the first side face 33 that is closest to the terminal portion 12A. This allows the cable CA1 connected to the terminal portion 12A to be easily inserted into the second groove 36A, and the cable CA1 can be more stably maintained inserted in the second groove 36A. Furthermore, of the first and second side faces 33 and 34 that are the two side faces of the support portion 22, the second groove 36B preferably penetrates the second side face 34 that is closer to the terminal portion 12B. This allows the cable CA2 connected to the terminal portion 12B to be easily inserted into the second groove 36B, and the cable CA2 can be more stably maintained inserted in the second groove 36B.

Note that only one of the second grooves 36A and 36B may be formed on the top surface 31 of the stand cover 30. For example, if a terminal portion is provided on only one of the left and right sides of the stand 20 when viewed from the rear of the display device 1, only the second groove 36A or the second groove 36B, which is closer to the terminal portion than the first groove 35, may be formed. For example, if only terminal portion 12A of terminal portion 12A and terminal portion 12B is provided on the rear surface 11a of the housing 11, only second groove 36A of second grooves 36A and 36B may be formed on the top surface 31 of the stand cover 30. Alternatively, for example, if only terminal portion 12B of terminal portion 12A and terminal portion 12B is provided on the rear surface 11a of the housing 11, only second groove 36B of second grooves 36A and 36B may be formed on the top surface 31 of the stand cover 30. This also allows a cable connected to a terminal provided on the rear surface 11a of the housing 11 to be guided into the first groove 35A by inserting it into either the second groove 36A or the second groove 36B.

The back surface 15a of the cover member 15 has protrusions 51A and 51B protruding from the back surface 15a. Protrusion 51A is located away from the support portion 22 so as to be adjacent to the left side of the support portion 22. Protrusion 51A can be provided to hold down cable CA1 from above as it extends from the left side of the support portion 22 along the back surface 11a of the housing 11 toward the support portion 22. This allows cable CA1 to be routed so that it is inserted more reliably into the second groove 36A and the first groove 35. Protrusion 51B is located away from the support portion 22 so as to be adjacent to the right side of the support portion 22. Protrusion 51B can be provided to hold down cable CA2 from above as it extends from the right side of the support portion 22 along the back surface 11a of the housing 11 toward the support portion 22. This allows the cable CA2 to be routed so that it is more reliably inserted into the second groove 36B and the first groove 35. Note that the display device 1 may have only one of the protrusions 51A and 51B.

In this way, the display device 1 has at least one protrusion 51A (or at least one protrusion 51B) that protrudes from the back surface 15a of the cover member 15 and is adjacent to the side of the support portion 22. As a result, the at least one protrusion 51A (or at least one protrusion 51B) presses down on the cable CA1 (or cable CA2) that extends along the back surface 11a of the housing 11 in a direction approaching the support portion 22, allowing the cable to be routed so that it is more reliably inserted into the second groove 36A and the first groove 35 (or the second groove 36B and the first groove 35).

The width Z36 (see Figure 3), which is the length of the second groove 36A in a direction perpendicular to the extension direction, is preferably greater than the length Z51 (see Figure 3), which is the length of the protrusion 51A protruding from the back surface 15a of the cover member 15. In other words, the width Z36 of the second groove 36A is the distance between the back surface 15a of the cover member 15 and the inner wall 36Aa of the second groove 36A. This prevents the cable CA1 from getting caught on the upper surface of the protrusion 51A, etc., when the user inserts the cable CA1 into the second groove 36A from above. This reduces the effort required for the user to insert the cable CA1 into the second groove 36A.

Furthermore, the width of the second groove 36B, which is the length perpendicular to the extension direction, is preferably greater than the length of the protrusion 51B protruding from the back surface 15a of the cover member 15. In other words, the width of the second groove 36B is the distance between the back surface 15a of the cover member 15 and the inner wall 36Ba of the second groove 36B. This prevents the cable CA2 from getting caught on the upper surface of the protrusion 51B, etc., when the user inserts the cable CA2 into the second groove 36B from above. This reduces the effort required for the user to insert the cable CA2 into the second groove 36B.

Note that the protrusions 51A and 51B may be provided on the rear surface 11a of the housing 11, rather than on the rear surface 15a of the cover member 15. The locations of the protrusions 51A and 51B can be changed as appropriate depending on the material and thickness of the cables CA1 and CA2. In this embodiment, for example, the protrusions 51A and 51B are provided on the support 23 and the stand cover 30, respectively, at positions closer to the stand cover 30. For example, the protrusions 51A and 51B are provided at positions where their distance from the base 21 is shorter than the distance from the base 21 to the top surface 31. For example, the protrusion 51A is provided at a position overlapping the second groove 36A when the support portion 22 is viewed from the left side. For example, the protrusion 51B is provided at a position overlapping the second groove 36B when the support portion 22 is viewed from the right side.

Figure 5 is a rear view showing a state in which a cable CA3 is passed through the second groove 36A, the first groove 35, and the second groove 36B in the display device 1 according to the embodiment, so as to communicate with each other. The cable CA3 shown in Figure 5 is, for example, a power cable connected to an electronic device other than the display device 1. In some cases, electronic devices other than the display device 1, such as a Blu-ray recorder or an external hard disk drive, are placed around the display device 1. In some cases, the cable CA3 extending from an electronic device placed around the display device 1 is routed so as to pass through the rear side of the display device 1.

In the display device 1 according to this embodiment, a horizontal groove is formed on the top surface 31 of the support portion 22, connecting the second groove 36A, the first groove 35, and the second groove 36B. Therefore, cable CA3 may be inserted so as to connect the second groove 36A, the first groove 35, and the second groove 36B. This allows the routing of cable CA3 extending from electronic devices installed around the display device 1 to be positioned. As a result, even cables CA3 other than cables CA1 and CA2 connected to the display device 1 can be prevented from being arranged in a disorderly manner on the installation surface of the display device 1. Furthermore, even if multiple cables extend from electronic devices installed around the display device 1, they can be easily bundled by inserting them so as to connect the second groove 36A, the first groove 35, and the second groove 36B.

Figure 6 is an enlarged rear view of the cover member 15 and support portion 22 of the display device 1 according to the first variation of the embodiment. Figure 7 is a top view of the cover member 15 and stand 20 of the display device 1 according to the first variation of the embodiment.

The support portion 22 may have a first return portion 37A and a second return portion 37B for holding the cables CA1 and CA2 within the first groove 35. The first return portion 37A is provided on the first inner wall 35a of the first groove 35 so as to protrude from the first inner wall 35a. The second return portion 37B is provided on the second inner wall 35b of the first groove 35 so as to protrude from the second inner wall 35b. The first return portion 37A and the second return portion 37B are provided so as to be spaced apart and face each other.

As a result, by passing cables CA1 and CA2 through the space between the first and second return portions 37A and 37B and the bottom surface 35c within the first groove 35, cables CA1 and CA2 can be pressed down from above by the first and second return portions 37A and 37B. This allows cables CA1 and CA2 to remain inserted in the first groove 35 more stably.

Figure 8 is an enlarged rear view of the cover member 15 and support portion 22 of the display device 1 according to the second embodiment. Figure 9 is a top view of the cover member 15 and stand 20 of the display device 1 according to the second embodiment.

The support portion 22 may have a first folded portion 37C and a second folded portion 37D in the first groove 35 instead of the first folded portion 37A and the second folded portion 37. The first folded portion 37C is provided on the first inner wall 35a of the first groove 35 so as to protrude from the first inner wall 35a. The second folded portion 37D is provided on the second inner wall 35b of the first groove 35 so as to protrude from the second inner wall 35b. The first folded portion 37C and the second folded portion 37D are provided so as to be spaced apart and alternate with each other. In other words, the first folded portion 37C and the second folded portion 37D do not face each other, but are provided in offset positions when the support portion 22 is viewed from above. Furthermore, when the support portion 22 is viewed from the back, the tips of the first folded portion 37C and the second folded portion 37D overlap each other.

As a result, by passing cables CA1 and CA2 through the space between the first and second return portions 37C and 37D and the bottom surface 35c within the first groove 35, cables CA1 and CA2 can be pressed down from above by the first and second return portions 37C and 37D. This allows cables CA1 and CA2 to remain inserted in the first groove 35 more stably.

Note that the first folded portions 37A and 37C and the second folded portions 37B and 37D described with reference to Figures 6 to 9 may be formed integrally with the stand cover 30 using the same material as the stand cover 30, or may be formed as separate members from the stand cover 30 using a different material.

Note that the present disclosure is not limited to the configurations of the above-described embodiments and modified examples, and may be replaced with configurations that are substantially the same as the configurations shown in the above-described embodiments and modified examples, configurations that achieve the same effects, or configurations that can achieve the same purposes.

1: Display device, 10: Display unit, 11: Housing, 11a: Rear surface (rear surface of display unit), 12A: Terminal unit, 12B: Terminal unit, 13: Cable holder, 15: Cover member, 15a: Rear surface (rear surface of display unit), 20: Stand, 21: Base, 22: Support unit, 23: Support, 30: Stand cover, 31: Top surface, 32: Rear surface, 33: First side surface, 34: Second side surface 35: First groove, 35a: First inner wall, 35b: Second inner wall, 35c: Bottom surface, 35B: Second groove, 36A: Second groove, 36Aa: Inner wall, 36Ac: Bottom surface, 36B: Second groove, 36Ba: Inner wall, 36Bc: Bottom surface, 37: Second folded portion, 37A and 37C: First folded portion, 37B and 37D: Second folded portion, 51A and 51B: Convex portion, CA1, CA2, and CA3: Cable

Claims (8)

A display unit;
a base that supports the display unit;
a support part that is erected on the base, supports the display part, and has a top surface that is provided so as to protrude from a rear surface of the display part,
The display device has a first groove formed on the top surface, the first groove extending in a direction away from the back surface and exposed to the outside. The display device of claim 1, wherein a second groove is formed on the top surface, extending in a direction intersecting the first groove, connecting to the first groove, and exposed to the outside. The support portion is
a first inner wall and a second inner wall facing each other within the first groove;
a first folded portion protruding from the first inner wall;
The display device according to claim 1 , further comprising a second folded portion that protrudes from the second inner wall and faces or alternates with the first folded portion. The display device of claim 2 further comprising at least one protrusion protruding from the rear surface and laterally adjacent to the support portion. The display device described in claim 4, wherein the width of the second groove, which is the length perpendicular to the extension direction, is greater than the length of the at least one protrusion protruding from the rear surface. A display device as described in any one of claims 2, 4, and 5, wherein the corners of the inner walls where the first groove and the second groove intersect are chamfered. the display unit has a terminal portion located laterally with respect to the support unit,
The display device according to claim 2 , wherein the second groove penetrates one of both side surfaces of the support portion that is closer to the terminal portion. A display device according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the first groove slopes downward in a direction approaching the base as it moves away from the rear surface.