Abstract: A vehicle entertainment system includes a video system mounted within an automobile armrest/console, the armrest/console including an upper support surface. The video system includes an integrated housing supporting a video monitor and a video source.

Abstract: An automobile entertainment system includes a video system having a video monitor and a video source, and a cradle secured within an automobile. The cradle is shaped and dimensioned for selectively receiving and securely holding the video system.

Abstract: An automobile entertainment system includes a video system having a video monitor and a video source, and a cradle secured within an automobile. The cradle is shaped and dimensioned for selectively receiving and securely holding the video system.

Abstract: An automobile entertainment system includes a video system having a video monitor and a video source, and a cradle secured within an automobile. The cradle is shaped and dimensioned for selectively receiving and securely holding the video system.

Abstract: An automobile entertainment system includes a video system having a video monitor and a video source, and a cradle secured within an automobile. The cradle is shaped and dimensioned for selectively receiving and securely holding the video system.

Abstract: An accessory support includes a first strap member, a second strap member and a third strap member securely connected together for use in supporting accessories. The first strap member includes a first end and a second end wherein the first end is provided with a first fastening member and the second end is provided with a second fastening member, and the first and second fastening members are shaped and dimensioned for selective attachment to create a loop of the first strap member. The second strap member includes a first end and a second end wherein the first end is provided with a fastening material. The third member includes a first end and a second end wherein the first end is provided with a first fastening member and the second end is provided with a second fastening member, and the first and second fastening members are shaped and dimensioned for selective attachment to create a loop of the third strap member.

Abstract: An automobile entertainment system includes a video system having a video monitor and a video source, and a cradle secured within an automobile. The cradle is shaped and dimensioned for selectively receiving and securely holding the video system.

Abstract: An automobile entertainment system includes a video system having a video monitor and a video source, and a cradle secured within an automobile. The cradle is shaped and dimensioned for selectively receiving and securely holding the video system.

Abstract: An automobile entertainment system includes a video system having a video monitor and a video source, and a cradle secured within an automobile. The cradle is shaped and dimensioned for selectively receiving and securely holding the video system.

Abstract: An automobile entertainment system includes a video system having a video monitor and a video source, and a cradle secured within an automobile. The cradle is shaped and dimensioned for selectively receiving and securely holding the video system.

Abstract: An automobile entertainment system includes a video system mounted within an automobile headrest. The headrest includes a headrest body in which the video system is mounted. The video system also includes an integrated housing supporting a video monitor and a television receiver.

Abstract: An automobile entertainment system includes a video system mounted within an automobile headrest. The headrest includes a headrest body in which the video system is mounted. The video system also includes an integrated housing supporting a video monitor and a television receiver.

Abstract: An automobile entertainment system includes a video system having a video monitor, and a cradle secured within an automobile. The cradle is shaped and dimensioned for selectively receiving and securely holding the video system.

Abstract: An automobile entertainment system includes a video system mounted within an automobile headrest. The headrest includes a headrest body in which the video system is mounted. The video system also includes an integrated housing supporting a video monitor and a television receiver.

Abstract: An automobile entertainment system includes a video system mounted within an automobile headrest. The headrest includes a headrest body in which the video system is mounted. The video system also includes an integrated housing supporting a video monitor and a television receiver.

Abstract: An automobile entertainment system includes a video system mounted within an automobile headrest. The headrest includes a headrest body in which the video system is mounted. The video system also includes an integrated housing supporting a video monitor and a television receiver.

Abstract: An automobile entertainment system includes a video system having a video monitor, a video source and an expansion slot, as well as a cradle secured within an automobile. The cradle is shaped and dimensioned for selectively receiving and securely holding the video system.

Abstract: A vehicle entertainment system includes a video system having a video monitor which includes a touch screen panel. The system also includes a touch panel control system associated with the video system and touch screen panel for controlling the presentation of a graphical user interface control panel upon the video monitor. The touch panel control system includes a mechanism for adjusting the orientation of the graphical user interface control panel based upon the orientation of the video system. A cradle is secured within a vehicle, the cradle being shaped and dimensioned for selectively receiving and securely holding the video system.

Abstract: A dash mounted vehicle entertainment system includes a video system having a video monitor and a docking station secured to the dash of a vehicle. The video system is mounted upon the docking station. The docking station includes a lateral pivotal coupling permitting rotation of the video system between a first position facing a driver of the vehicle and a second position facing a passenger of the vehicle. The system also includes a mechanism for instructing the video system as to the orientation of the video system.

Abstract: A vehicle entertainment system includes a video system mounted within an automobile headrest. The headrest includes a headrest body in which the video system is mounted. The video system includes a housing in which a video monitor housing is positioned, the video monitor housing supporting a video monitor and a video source. The video monitor housing including a top, bottom, first and second sides, front surface and rear surface and wherein the video source is a slot loaded DVD player which is accessed from the side of the video monitor housing.