Intel Corporation

Dan H Gerbus

Ralph V Miele

Andrew Larson

Drew G Damm

Shyamjith Mohan

Duck Young Kong

Gregory A Peek

Yoshifumi Nishi

Gustavo Fricke

Kimi Morooka Jensen

Kerry A Stevens

Daniel Willis

Rolf Laido

Stephen J Allen

Shaun Gerrit Immeker

A dual screen display device may include a set of displays including a first display and a second display. A base may support the displays. A hinge may be coupled between the first and second displays. A channel and post may be provided in the displays and the base to provide a sliding translation between the base and the displays. In some embodiments of the dual screen device, the hinge, channel and post cooperate to provide a coupled translation of the first and second displays relative to the base.

Convertible dual screen laptop

A detection system having a threshold sensor for detecting indices of an emergency event in a space and a persistent sensor for continually gathering information within a space. The detection system can monitor the space to determine if an emergency event is occurring and continue to collect information regarding the space. The collected information can be transmitted to rescue workers to provide real time or updated information on people present in the space and their condition or other information.

Sensing technologies in alarm devices

The present subject matter may include an electronic device. The electronic device may include a motherboard socket body. The motherboard socket body may be adapted to couple with a processor. The motherboard socket body may define an aperture in the motherboard socket body. The electronic device may include a socket insulator. The socket insulator may be coupled with the aperture in the motherboard socket body. The socket insulator may include an insulator body that may be sized and shaped to close the aperture in the motherboard socket body. The socket insulator may be configured to isolate electrical communication in portions of the motherboard socket body.

Socket cavity insulator

Particular embodiments described herein provide for an electronic device, that includes a first housing and a wireless charging stand. The first housing can include a display. The wireless charging stand can include a power receiving unit and is configured to wireless charge the electronic device and support the first housing at different viewing angles of the display.

Wireless charging stand

Dual screen notebook computer

Embodiments of the present disclosure pertain to a computer dock that can engage a friction element upon receiving a computing device, such as a tablet. The computer dock includes a housing coupled to the computer dock, the housing comprising a cradle to receive a computing device, the housing coupled to the computer dock by a hinge pin and configured to rotate about the hinge pin about a first axis; a friction hinge rigidly affixed to the computer dock; a pivot arm affixed to the housing, the pivot arm configured to rotate about a pivot point. The pivot arm includes a first portion comprising a computing device engagement part to receive the computing device; and a second portion comprising a friction hinge engagement part to engage with the friction hinge upon receiving the computing device in the cradle.

Torque hinge for a computing device

Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed toward techniques and configurations for alternate connection of two devices via multiple branches of a waveguide. In one embodiment, the apparatus may include a first device (e.g., a peripheral device), a second device (e.g., a computing device) mountable on the first device in a first or second position, and a waveguide substantially disposed in the first device to communicatively couple the first device with the second device. The waveguide may comprise a movable connector and first and second branches corresponding to the first and second positions. The movable connector may alternately communicatively couple the first device with the second device via the first or second branch and disconnect the second or first branch respectively in response to corresponding placement of the second device in the first or second position. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

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Aloha, OR, United States of America

Dan H Gerbus