Abstract: According to one embodiment, a television receiver includes: a display device comprising a display screen and a rear surface at a side opposite to the display screen; a housing accommodating the display device; a support supporting the housing at a side of the rear surface of the display device; a first member in the housing at the side of the rear surface of the display device; a joint joining the support and the first member; and a second member in the housing, the second member being configured to cover the side of the rear surface of the display device, the second member comprising an opening from which at least a part of the first member is exposed and an extending portion located between the support and the first member and extending between edges of the opening, the opening being configured to accommodate at least a part of the joint.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a television receiver includes: a display device comprising a display screen and a rear surface at a side opposite to the display screen; a housing accommodating the display device; a support supporting the housing at a side of the rear surface of the display device; a first member in the housing at the side of the rear surface of the display device; a joint joining the support and the first member; and a second member in the housing, the second member being configured to cover the side of the rear surface of the display device, the second member comprising an opening from which at least a part of the first member is exposed and an extending portion located between the support and the first member and extending between edges of the opening, the opening being configured to accommodate at least a part of the joint.

Abstract: A CPU receives, from a changeover switch, a setting as to whether a subject is imaged in portrait orientation or landscape orientation. Based on the setting, the CPU determines on which position of an image of the subject obtained by a CCD camera and stored in a VRAM an icon and the like are to be superposed. Further, the CPU generates a composite image in which the icon is superposed on the determined position of the subject image, and displays the composite image on an LCD with a touch panel. Further, if the touch panel is pressed, the CPU judges whether the pressed position is the determined position on which the icon is superposed. If it is the icon position, the CPU performs processing corresponding to the icon.