Examples of the present disclosure are directed toward a control panel display with rotatable mount. An example apparatus includes a control panel mount including a first surface to receive a control panel display and a second surface opposite the first surface. The apparatus further includes a rotatable mount including a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. A first hinge mechanism which is rotatable about a first axis may allow the rotatable mount to move between a first operational position in which the rotatable mount is disposed in contiguous contact with a top cover of the apparatus and a second operational position in which the control panel display is disposed within a recessed portion of the top cover. A second hinge mechanism may be rotatable about a second axis orthogonal to the first axis to change a display angle of the control panel display.

Examples of the present disclosure are directed toward a control panel display with rotatable mount. An example apparatus includes a control panel mount including a first surface to receive a control panel display and a second surface opposite the first surface. The apparatus further includes a rotatable mount including a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. A first hinge mechanism which is rotatable about a first axis may allow the rotatable mount to move between a first operational position in which the rotatable mount is disposed in contiguous contact with a top cover of the apparatus and a second operational position in which the control panel display is disposed within a recessed portion of the top cover. A second hinge mechanism may be rotatable about a second axis orthogonal to the first axis to change a display angle of the control panel display.

A rotation base has a base circular structure. A display backing has a backing circular structure. The backing circular structure is rotatably attached to the base circular structure to permit the display backing to rotate between landscape and portrait orientations relative to the rotation base. One of the base and backing circular structures defines a slot. The other of the base and backing circular structures defines a tab rotatably disposed within the slot.

A rotation base has a base circular structure. A display backing has a backing circular structure. The backing circular structure is rotatably attached to the base circular structure to permit the display backing to rotate between landscape and portrait orientations relative to the rotation base. One of the base and backing circular structures defines a slot. The other of the base and backing circular structures defines a tab rotatably disposed within the slot.

There is provided a liquid ejecting apparatus including: an unwinding unit that holds a roll-shaped medium and unwinds the held medium; an ejecting unit that ejects liquid onto the medium unwound from the unwinding unit; a winding unit that winds the medium onto which the liquid is ejected; and a base member to which the unwinding unit and the winding unit are attached.

There is provided a liquid ejecting apparatus including: an unwinding unit that holds a roll-shaped medium and unwinds the held medium; an ejecting unit that ejects liquid onto the medium unwound from the unwinding unit; a winding unit that winds the medium onto which the liquid is ejected; and a base member to which the unwinding unit and the winding unit are attached.

A holding stand including: a housing having a mounting surface on which a printing device is capable of being detachably mounted and a bottom surface, the mounting surface being an inclined surface where a distance between an upstream end portion of the mounting surface and the bottom surface is greater than a distance between a downstream end portion of the mounting surface and the bottom surface; a fixed engaging member provided at the upstream end portion; a movable engaging member provided at a substantially middle portion of the mounting surface; a guide part provided on the mounting surface and configured to allow the printing device to slide thereon to guide the printing device; and an operation part capable of switching the movable engaging member from an engaging position in which the movable engaging member engages with a second engaging portion to a disengaging position in which engagement is disengaged.

According to examples, an apparatus may include a base to be attached to a chassis of a printing device. The apparatus may also include a first link rotatably mounted to the base at a first section of the first link and a second link rotatably mounted to the first link at a second section of the first link, in which the second link may be movably mounted to a movable lid assembly of the printing device at a first section of the second link. The apparatus may further include a control panel mount attached to the second link at the second section of the second link.

According to examples, an apparatus may include a base to be attached to a chassis of a printing device. The apparatus may also include a first link rotatably mounted to the base at a first section of the first link and a second link rotatably mounted to the first link at a second section of the first link, in which the second link may be movably mounted to a movable lid assembly of the printing device at a first section of the second link. The apparatus may further include a control panel mount attached to the second link at the second section of the second link.

An embodiment of a cradle has a cradle body configured to support a printing device. The cradle has first and second printer capture flanges extending from the cradle body proximate a capture end of the cradle body. The cradle has first and second biased latches extending from the cradle body between the capture end and a release end of the cradle body. The cradle has a biased release member movable between a first position and a release position. The cradle has a release linkage supported by the cradle body, the release linkage coupling the biased release member and the first and second biased latches, wherein the release linkage is structured to drive the first and second biased latches from respective locked positions to respective unlocked positions in response to movement of the biased release member from a first position to a release position.