JPS61146151A - Television snack - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:The titled snack, prepared by boring a hole therein, capable of providing a television image which can be watched by a person eating the snack, increasing the contrast of the television screen even in a district of bad radio wave conditions, providing solid and bright images and enjoyable visually and tastefully at the same time. CONSTITUTION:A television snack 1, having a hole 2, and capable of providing a television image which can be watched by a person eating the snack 1. Noise 5, double image 6 and scanning lines 7 of the television screen 4 are removed by holding the smack 1, putting an eye 3 to the peephole 2 and peeping through the peephole 2 and the image contrast of the screen 4 is increased to see the solid and very bright image. Therefore, the pleasure of the vision and taste can be satisfied simultaneously by watching the television image of improved image quality while eating the snack 1.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Televisions are widely used in households, etc., but depending on the radio wave conditions in the area, the S/N ratio is poor and horizontal line noise appears, and if the images are duplicated, there may be a lack of contrast, making it difficult to watch. ,
It also had drawbacks such as bad eyesight.

Furthermore, the scanning lines on the cathode ray tube surface are visible, and it is unavoidable that the image is flat and lacks a three-dimensional effect.

The present invention makes it possible to overcome such drawbacks while eating TV snacks, by making holes in the snacks and
The gist of the present invention is a television snack that is characterized in that the person eating the snack can view the television image, thereby providing visual pleasure and taste pleasure at the same time.

Figure 1 shows a snack according to an embodiment of the present invention, which is made by adding water to ingredients such as flour, kneading the mixture, rolling it with rollers to form a plate, punching it into any shape, and roasting it. The inventor experimented with L+ = 26MM, L,
=20 In the center of an elliptical plate (1) with a thickness of 2 mm, a diameter L
3=1.3MM peephole (2) is provided.

Incidentally, the term "suna" or "ri" as used in the present invention refers to foods including sen-1.f, biscuits, candy, etc., and is not defined as a so-called snack in a narrow sense.

Using this, the inventor discovered a snack (1) as shown in Figure 2.
), put your eye (3) on the hole (2), and look through the hole (2) to see the image on the TV screen (4) [the last increases,
They made the surprising discovery that they can see three-dimensionally and extremely clearly.

The peep hole (2) may be a round hole or a square hole, and optimally the diameter or side is about 0.7 to 2.0 mm.

According to the present invention, as shown in FIG. 2, when viewing the television screen (4) through the peephole (2), screen noise (5), doubles (6), and scanning lines (7) are eliminated, resulting in a good S/N ratio. It can be viewed as a three-dimensional screen with contrast.

In other words, when viewing a TV screen through such a small hole, thin lines, unclear areas, and areas with weak light disappear from the field of view, while areas with strong light are further amplified and strongly remain in the field of view due to the characteristics and diffraction effect of light. This eliminates scanning lines and abnormalities caused by dropouts on the TV screen, and if the outline of the image overlaps, the weaker outline disappears and the bright part appears stronger, which improves the S/N ratio of the screen. That is, the ratio of video signal to noise is improved, and video noise is visually eliminated.

As a result of the above, a screen with poor contrast can be seen and the screen becomes clear. Furthermore, when these are combined, the screen appears three-dimensional, creating a clear sense of distance between the front and back of the screen. Furthermore, the slit reduces the amount of light that enters the eye, reducing eye fatigue.

In order to achieve such an effect, special equipment such as glasses with small holes is required, but the present invention provides mass-produced snacks with holes of a predetermined size so that they can be used by a large number of people at any time. The easy-to-use and clear TV vision has a synergistic effect that is even more fulfilling than the taste, and the taste is further enhanced by the sight. It is an invention based on a revolutionary new idea that it can be improved, and it is a remarkable invention that will have immeasurable effects on the television and food industries.

In addition, in addition to so-called snacks, the present invention also includes applications to other foods such as rice crackers, candy, and monaka.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a plan view of an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is also a perspective view of the embodiment of the present invention. 1...Snack 2...hole 4...TV image Procedural amendment (voluntary) February 1, 1985

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] A television snack, characterized in that the snack has a hole through which a person eating the snack can view a television image.