Abstract: A multi-monitor display system is described having an arm adapted for supporting a plurality of monitors containing display screens. The system also includes a column for supporting the arm, a monitor controller assembly for electronically controlling images displayed on the screens, and a graphics assembly for sending signals to the monitor controller assembly to produce the images. The system is used in conjunction with a central processor located in a computer housing. The monitor controller assembly is disposed outside of the monitors and/or the graphics assembly is disposed outside the computer housing.

Abstract: A multi-monitor display system is described having an arm adapted for supporting a plurality of monitors containing display screens. The system also includes a column for supporting the arm, a monitor controller assembly for electronically controlling images displayed on the screens, and a graphics assembly for sending signals to the monitor controller assembly to produce the images. The system is used in conjunction with a central processor located in a computer housing. The monitor controller assembly is disposed outside of the monitors and/or the graphics assembly is disposed outside the computer housing.

Abstract: A multi-monitor display system is described having an arm adapted for supporting a plurality of monitors containing display screens. The system also includes a column for supporting the arm, a monitor controller assembly for electronically controlling images displayed on the screens, and a graphics assembly for sending signals to the monitor controller assembly to produce the images. The system is used in conjunction with a central processor located in a computer housing. The monitor controller assembly is disposed outside of the monitors and/or the graphics assembly is disposed outside the computer housing.

Abstract: An LCD support system includes structure adaptable to selectively accommodate a central processing unit, a plurality of media drivers and a plurality of viewing screens so that no external electrical cabling is needed to couple the various subcomponents to one another. The plurality of viewing screens are selectively positioned along vertical and/or horizontal arms extending from the structure. Slidable brackets having viewing screens coupled thereto are movable along the arms of the structure to customize the multiple viewing screen arrangement according to a desired spacing and/or setup. A central processing unit may be readily detached from a first computer system having a first viewing screen configuration and attached to a second computer system having an alternative viewing screen configuration. The present invention provides a very compact, uncluttered means for supporting one or more LCD screens.

Abstract: An LCD support system includes structure adaptable to selectively accommodate a central processing unit, a plurality of media drivers and a plurality of viewing screens so that no external electrical cabling is needed to couple the various subcomponents to one another. The plurality of viewing screens are selectively positioned along vertical and/or horizontal arms extending from the structure. Slidable brackets having viewing screens coupled thereto are movable along the arms of the structure to customize the multiple viewing screen arrangement according to a desired spacing and/or setup. A central processing unit may be readily detached from a first computer system having a first viewing screen configuration and attached to a second computer system having an alternative viewing screen configuration. The present invention provides a very compact, uncluttered means for supporting one or more LCD screens.

Abstract: A corner apparatus for forming inner or outer corner areas of wall structures. The apparatus comprises an elongated corner section having two planar panel portions attached by a living hinge. The two panel portions and living hinge are extruded from a high strength plastic. The living hinge enables the panel portions to be placed at a desired angle relative to each other to form an inner corner of a wall. When forming an outer corner, an elongated, generally L-shaped metal corner member is inserted into grooves formed in distal end portions of each of the planar panel portions of the corner section. This holds the planar panel portions in a desired angular orientation and provides a very straight corner edge for forming the outer corner area. The apparatus significantly reduces the time to form and finish corner areas of walls which are finished with drywall, thereby significantly reducing the cost of construction of the structure.