| 摘要 |
An encircled thin panel personal space media center trifecta combination with throne combination and method for filling therapeutic, educational and entertainment voids in personal space of the 5 feet radius of a user with arm extended forward, and motivating and stimulating positive thinking and self-image development any time a user buttocks sits in the seat are disclosed. The encircled combination and method includes an embedded encircling remote control electronic actuator attachment arm, throne, thin panel personal space media center trifecta combination with an automatic unfolding center panel with remote control electronic actuator slanting, and interchanging, detaching left and right side thin panels 3, with three in a row audio and video TV systems, video phone systems, computer systems, video game systems, and/or digital photo systems i.e. a trifecta combination of 3 of the same system, example: 3 TV systems, or three in a row thin panel TV, video phone, computer, video game, and/or digital photo audio and video systems i.e. a trifecta combination of 3 different systems, example: 1 TV system, 1 computer system, and 1 video phone system, speakers, headphones, video game controller, web cam, memory or micro-SD card player/recorder, DVD-CD player and DVD-CD shield, remote control power on/off sensor, manual control buttons, touch screens, keyboard, armrest with remote control device, ring tones, theme song music, message chimes, cable TV wire, electricity power wire, phone wire, throne recline/tilt electronic actuator control buttons, audio and video connectors, attachment arm support, armrest USB and audio and video connectors, and three touch pad mouse-remote control devices attached thereon. Intended user is a child, teen, adult or student regardless of age or gender. The present throne key advantages maximizes utilization and combination of furniture and electronics equipment with space to achieve "innovation." The present throne key objectives are to fill the voids in personal space of the 5 feet radius of a user when arms are extended forward.
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