Abstract: A multimedia table is provided with a work top set up for the association with a multimedia unit and supported by a plurality of legs. At each supporting leg the work top includes the first part of a bayonet fitting, separable in two parts, whereas the second part is arranged on the facing surface of the corresponding leg, and at least one of the table legs is provided with wires, extending between the second bayonet fitting part and the foot of the leg for the connection of the multimedia unit to the power supply networks available close to the aforementioned leg.

Abstract: A computerized table has a substantially box-shaped work surface including a lower base, an upper sheet and peripheral lateral walls, orthogonal to the base, which close the aforementioned box towards the external environment, and it is supported by at least one pair of legs. The work surface of the aforementioned table includes at least one monitor arranged in the box with the screen facing towards the sheet and it is visible in that the sheet has a corresponding window protected by transparent material. The base of the work surface is provided with through holes for connection with the external environment, through which the conductors pass which supply the services provided to and by the monitor. One of the support legs of the table is provided with a tubular longitudinal cavity, open on the opposite ends for the passage of the conductors for supplying the monitor.

Abstract: Furniture piece constituted by a container defining a cavity delimited by walls isolating the cavity from the outside environment, includes a multimedia system embedded in at least one of the walls of the container. At least one wall of the furniture piece is movable with respect to the remaining walls of the furniture piece for opening and closing the furniture piece towards the outside environment. These movable walls can be the doors of the furniture piece or those of a household appliance. The inserted multimedia system includes a flat screen monitor connected to a microcomputer, the monitor includes a screen pack including a screen, protective glass sheet and a touchfoil therebetween. The touchfoil is connected to the microcomputer. The screen pack has a thickness ?5 cm and the size of a normal monitor with size ?14?. The glass sheet that protects the monitor has a thickness ?2 cm.