1. Display screen for automobile
1.1 : Perspective
1.2 : Front
1.3 : Back
1.4 : Left
1.5 : Top
1.6 : Bottom
1.7 : Reference view
1.8 : Reference view 2
1.9 : Perspective view 2
1.10 : Front view 2
1.11 : Back view 2
1.12 : Left view 2
1.13 : Top view 2
1.14 : Bottom view 2
1.15 : Reference view 3
The broken lines depict portions of display screen for automobile that form no part of the claimed design; reproduction 1.1 is a front perspective view of the display screen for automobile in a hidden state; reproduction 1.2 is a front view thereof; reproduction 1.3 is a back view thereof; reproduction 1.4 is a left view thereof where the right view is a mirror image; reproduction 1.5 is a top view thereof; reproduction 1.6 is a bottom view thereof; reproduction 1.7 is a reference view showing the state in which the display begins to slide downward and forms no part of the claimed design; reproduction 1.8 is a reference view showing the use state in which the claimed design has been installed in an automobile in a hidden state and forms no part of the claimed design; reproduction 1.9 is a front perspective view thereof in which the display has been slid downward; reproduction 1.10 is front view of reproduction 1.9; reproduction 1.11 is a back view of reproduction 1.9; reproduction 1.12 is a left view of reproduction 1.9 where the right view is a mirror image; reproduction 1.13 is a top view of reproduction 1.9; reproduction 1.14 is a bottom view of reproduction 1.9; reproduction 1.15 is a reference view showing the use state in which the claimed design has been installed in an automobile, in a state of the display is slid down and forms no part of the claimed design; this design is for a display screen for automobile which is installed on the top of the windshield of the automobile; normally, the rollable display is hidden in the roof of the automobile, and when it is used, the display slides down.
Patent Grant
D918824