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A vehicle entertainment system includes a video system mounted within an automobile headrest, the headrest including a headrest body in which the video system is mounted. The video system includes a housing in which a video monitor housing is pivotally mounted, the video monitor housing supporting a

A vehicle entertainment system includes a video system mounted within an automobile headrest, the headrest including a headrest body in which the video system is mounted. The video system includes a housing in which a video monitor housing is pivotally mounted, the video monitor housing supporting a video monitor and a video source, the video monitor housing including a top, bottom, first and second sides, front surface and rear surface and wherein the video source is a DVD player mounted along the rear surface of the video monitor housing for accessed from behind the video monitor housing.

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The invention claimed is: 1. A vehicle entertainment system, comprising: a video system mounted within an automobile headrest, the headrest including a headrest body in which the video system is mounted; the video system including a housing in which a video monitor housing is pivotally mounted, the

The invention claimed is: 1. A vehicle entertainment system, comprising: a video system mounted within an automobile headrest, the headrest including a headrest body in which the video system is mounted; the video system including a housing in which a video monitor housing is pivotally mounted, the video monitor housing supporting a video monitor and a video source, the video monitor housing including a top, bottom, first and second sides, front surface and rear surface and wherein the video source is a DVD player mounted along the rear surface of the video monitor housing for access from behind the video monitor housing. 2. The entertainment system according to claim 1, wherein the video system includes a cable extending therefrom and the cable passes through a first extension arm of the headrest. 3. The entertainment system according to claim 2, wherein the cable includes a power source wire. 4. The entertainment system according to claim 3, further including a power adaptor for connecting the cable and video system to a power source. 5. The entertainment system according to claim 4, wherein the power adaptor is shaped and dimensioned for coupling with an automobile power adaptor outlet. 6. The entertainment system according to claim 4, wherein the power adaptor is shaped and dimensioned for direct connection to the automobile power source. 7. A headrest incorporating a vehicle entertainment system, comprising: a headrest body with a video system mounted therein; the video system including a housing in which a video monitor housing is pivotally mounted, the video monitor housing supporting a video monitor and a video source, the video monitor housing including a top, bottom, first and second sides, front surface and rear surface and wherein the video source is a DVD player mounted along the rear surface of the video monitor housing for access from behind the video monitor housing. 8. The headrest according to claim 7, wherein the video system includes a cable extending therefrom and the cable passes through a first extension arm of the headrest. 9. The headrest according to claim 8, wherein the cable includes a power source wire. 10. The headrest according to claim 9, further including a power adaptor for connecting the cable and video system to a power source. 11. The headrest according to claim 10, wherein the power adaptor is shaped and dimensioned for coupling with an automobile power adaptor outlet. 12. The headrest according to claim 10, wherein the power adaptor is shaped and dimensioned for direct connection to the automobile power source. 13. The headrest according to claim 7, wherein the housing includes: a support frame including a rectangular shell in which the video monitor is pivotally mounted, the support frame includes a top wall and a bottom wall connected by a first sidewall and a second sidewall; the first sidewall and second sidewall are respectively provided with bearing slots shaped and dimensioned for receiving lateral posts extending from sides of the video monitor in a manner permitting controlled pivoting of the video monitor within the support frame; and means for controlling movement of the video monitor within the support frame.