Abstract: The preset invention provides a frame structure, a display device with the frame structure, and a method of fabricating the display device. The frame structure includes a first frame and a second frame. The first frame includes two lateral portions opposite to each other, and a top portion and a bottom portion opposite to each other. A first engaging component is disposed on the lateral portion. The second frame is disposed around the first frame. The second frame includes a top plank and two lateral planks. The top plank is disposed corresponding to the top portion, and the lateral plank is disposed corresponding to the lateral portion. A second engaging component is disposed on the lateral plank. The second engaging component is slidably engaged with the first engaging component. Thus, the present invention can decrease thickness of the frame structure and the display device for preferable aesthetic and low cost.

Abstract: A method for assembling a liquid crystal display device includes: a) assembling together a front frame, a liquid crystal panel and an optical plate unit in a dust-free environment to form a first unit in a manner that the liquid crystal panel closes an opening in the front frame and that a sealed state is established between the liquid crystal panel and the optical plate unit; b) assembling a circuit board to one side of a rear frame without requirement of a dust-free environment to form a second unit; c) assembling a light source to one of the first and second units; and d) interconnecting the first and second units without requirement of a dust-free environment in a manner that the light source is able to provide light to a light-entrance surface of the optical plate unit.

Abstract: A backlight module includes a first light source, a back plate unit, a reflector unit, and a light guide plate. The back plate unit includes a first back plate and a second back plate. The first back plate has a first plate body with a first side part structure defining a first receiving space for receiving the first light source, and the second back plate has a second plate body with a second side part structure. The second back plate is connected to the first back plate in a manner that the first and second side part structures are opposite to each other. The reflector unit is disposed on the first and second plate bodies, and has a portion extending into the first receiving space. The light guide plate is disposed on the reflector unit and is disposed between the first and second side part structures.

Abstract: A method for assembling a liquid crystal display device includes: a) assembling together a front frame, a liquid crystal panel and an optical plate unit in a dust-free environment to form a first unit in a manner that the liquid crystal panel closes an opening in the front frame and that a sealed state is established between the liquid crystal panel and the optical plate unit; b) assembling a circuit board to one side of a rear frame without requirement of a dust-free environment to form a second unit; c) assembling a light source to one of the first and second units; and d) interconnecting the first and second units without requirement of a dust-free environment in a manner that the light source is able to provide light to a light-entrance surface of the optical plate unit.

Abstract: An optical apparatus made for either imaging or light-blurring application is disclosed. The optical apparatus has two arrays of one-dimensional optical elements. Each of the two arrays has a number of elongated cylindrical optical elements arrayed consecutively in parallel and spreading along a first extension-profiling direction generally orthogonal to their longitudinal axes. The two arrays are superposed together with their general direction extension profile twisted with respect to each other at a selected angle. The superposition spreads an extended layer of optical system having a number of lens units formed from the superposition. All the lens units are arrayed in a two-dimensional matrix of moire fringe. More than two arrays of one-dimensional optical elements can be used to construct an optical apparatus.