and transmission of data it will be appreciated that the circuitry 3 may incorporate more than one computer chip fig3 also illustrates a battery 13 for powering the circuitry 3 and the video screen monitor display 2 it should be noted that power may also be provided by the battery of microphone 1 where the microphone is wireless fig4 is a top view illustrating each video screen monitor display 2 with each display 2 connected by transmission wiring 6 or fiber optics the circuitry 3 is again illustrated along with a microchip 4 for transmitting video images to the video screen monitor display 2 via transmission wiring 6 such structure enables video images to be transmitted to each display fig4 further illustrates an interface station 5 for usb cable 7 on the video screen monitor display 2 this enables the uploading of data from a computer 8 to the video screen monitor display 2 it should be noted that the interface station 5 may be made to receive either a usb cable 7 or a cartridge 9 the cartridge 9 may be pre programmed by a person using a computer 8 a battery 13 which functions to power the video screen monitor display 2 is also illustrated fig5 illustrates a usb cable 7 the use of which is further illustrated in fig6 fig6 is a front view illustrating how a usb cable 7 is employed to enable the video screen monitor display 2 to interface with a computer 8 in order to upload data and video graphic images from a computer 8 to a video screen monitor display 2 via interface station 5 to be stored in a computer.