Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Dimitre D Mehandjiysky

Kevin L Massaro

Michael J Delpier

Stacy L Wolff

Aki Laine

Insun Hong

Ilchan Lee

Marcus A Hoggarth

Syed S Azam

Ki Bok Song

Eric Chen

Mark David Senatori

Britt C Ashcraft

Sandie N Cheng

Heesang Kil

Kyle R Loughlin

Zheng Cao

Ming-Chih Kuo

Tim Williamson

Busarin Chumnong

Sara Ferris

Stephen Philip De Saulles

Alexander Williams

Michael Christopher Bartha

David B Sutton

Ming Chih Kuo

Lee Ilchan

David Bradley Short

Alexander Wayne Clark

Dustin L Hoffman

Oliver Poyntz

Steven Kamins Jacobs

Chi-Chung Ho

Ming-Jen Yu

Seongmin Hwang

Jack Godfreywood

Chih-Hsiang Chien

Chun-Pu Chen

Brandon James Lee-Haist

Nishit Gupta

Louis Ju-man Kim

Maria Natalia Russi-Vigoya

Jin-Sang Hwang

Gregg Tyler Sims

Daniel Koelker

Zhi-Jie Wang

Tung-Yang Hu

Stephen De Saulles

Louis Ju-Man Kim

An example receiver device to be wirelessly charged in motion includes a power receiver to receive a power beam to charge a power supply and a modulating reflector. The modulating reflector is to reflect a portion of the power beam as a reflected signal, modulate the reflected signal, and vary a direction of the reflected signal to scan an area for an example power beam transmitter device. The power beam transmitter device is to track motion of the receiver device based on modulation of the reflected signal and to cooperate with other power beam transmitter devices to prioritize distribution of power among a plurality of receiver devices. An example system for wireless charging of devices in motion includes a plurality of power beam transmitter devices to coordinate transmission of power beams to a receiver device based on the motion of the receiver device.

Receivers and transmitters for wireless charging of devices in motion

An example display device includes a housing, a protractible hook fittable within the housing, a charging device coupled to the protractible hook, and an actuation member that moves the protractible hook from the retracted position to a protracted position where the protractible hook is positioned external to the housing.

Display devices and computer system with protractible hooks for charging

In an example, an example hook includes a rest surface to sustain a peripheral, a retainment device switchable between a lock position and an unlock position, a lock coupleable to the retainment device to maintain the retainment device in the lock position, and a controller to actuate the lock in response to a user event. In another example, an example display device includes a housing, a hook coupled to the side wall of the housing, a retainment device coupleable to the hook, a lock to maintain the retainment device in a lock position or in an unlocked position; and a controller to activate the lock in response to a signal corresponding to an instruction to lock the retainment device and deactivate the lock in response to a signal corresponding to an instruction to unlock the retainment device based on a user event.

Hook with lock

Examples disclosed herein provide electronic devices with a flexible display. An example electronic device includes an enclosure, a flexible display deployable from the enclosure, where a viewing angle of the flexible display with respect to the enclosure is adjustable. The electronic device includes a mechanism to autonomously deploy and retract the flexible display within the enclosure, and a supporting structure to reinforce the flexible display when deployed from the enclosure.

Electronic devices with a deployable flexible display

Collaboration devices are disclosed. An example non-transitory computer-readable medium includes instructions that, when executed, cause a processor to at least cause a display of a collaboration device to display first data associated with a first participant on a first portion of the display; cause the display of the collaboration device to display second associated with a second participant on the first portion of the display or a second portion of the display, the second portion different than the first portion; identify, based on a user input, a command associated with the first data or the second data; and cause the display to display an icon representative of the command proximate to the first data or the second data.

Collaboration devices

An example electronic device that includes a computing device further including a display and a housing. The housing has a front side and a back side, and the display is disposed on the front side. In addition, the electronic device includes a receptacle disposed on the back side of the housing. The receptacle is to receive an accessory device. Further, the electronic device includes a sensor in the receptacle to communicate with the computing device. The sensor to sense the presence of the accessory device within the receptacle. In response to the sensor sensing the presence of the accessory device within the receptacle, the computing device is to change a power state of the accessory device.

Receptacles for electronic devices

An example electronic device includes a flexible display screen; a cover operatively connected to the flexible display screen; a rail attached to the cover; and a first hinge attached to the flexible display screen to engage the rail. The flexible display screen is to translate with respect to the rail, and the flexible display screen is to rotate with respect to the first hinge. The rail is embedded in the cover. The rail may be positioned in a substantially center portion of the cover. The cover may include a first end and a second end. The first end is to rotate with respect to the flexible display screen. The second end may include a second hinge to enable rotation of the cover with respect to a base housing.

Display screen adjustments via rails

Examples disclosed herein provide a retractable structure for a computing device. The computing device can include a base member and a hinge assembly to couple a display member to the base member. The structure can be disposed within the base member such that the structure can be retractable within a rear sidewall of the base member and extendable from the rear sidewall when the hinge assembly is in an open position with respect to the base member.

Retractable structure for a computing device

In one example in accordance with the present disclosure, a computing input device is described. The computing input device includes an article of clothing to be worn by a user. An array of sensors is embedded in the article of clothing and receives a touch input. The array of sensors is concealed within the article of clothing. The computing input device also includes a control system to convert the touch input to the array of sensors into a computing input.

Computing input devices with sensors concealed in articles of clothing

Example computing devices are disclosed that include a first housing member rotatably coupled to a second housing member at a hinge. In addition, the computing devices include a display including first and second ends disposed on first and second sides of the hinge, respectively. Further, the computing devices include a first magnet disposed within the first housing member, and a controller disposed within the housing. The controller is coupled to the first magnet and is to actuate the first magnet to generate a magnetic field based on a position of the first housing member relative to the second housing member about the hinge. Additionally, the magnetic field is to attract or repel the first end of the display to translate the first end of the display relative to the hinge within the first housing member.

Magnetic suspensions for displays

Example implementations relate to an arc bar flexible display. For example, an apparatus includes a flexible display device and a support structure adjacent to the flexible display device. The apparatus also includes an arc bar device coupled to the support structure, where a portion of the arc bar device is slidable within a guide mechanism to allow the flexible display device to transform from a flat configuration to a curved configuration.

Arc bar flexible display

Example computing devices are disclosed that include a first housing member rotatably coupled to a second housing member at a hinge. In addition, the computing devices include a display including first and second ends disposed on first and second sides of the hinge, respectively. Further, the computing devices include a suspension including an elongate member coupled to the hinge and the first end of the display. The second housing member is to rotate about an axis of the hinge relative to the first housing member to actuate the elongate member relative to the hinge, and the elongate member is to actuate relative to the hinge to translate the first end of the display relative to the first housing member.

Suspensions for displays

Example implementations relate to a pivoting plate flexible display. For example, an apparatus includes a flexible display device and a support structure adjacent to the flexible display device. The apparatus also includes a pivoting plate device coupled to the support structure, where the pivoting plate device is capable of pivoting about a central connector connected to the support structure to allow the flexible display device to transform from a flat configuration to a curved configuration.

Pivoting plate flexible display

Examples disclosed herein provide electronic devices with flexible displays. An example electronic device includes a flexible display and a supporting structure arranged at a back of the flexible display. As an example, the supporting structure is to synchronously curve the flexible display when a proximal end of the electronic device is to be actuated.

Electronic devices with flexible displays

A disclosed example method to display information from a computer system includes: accessing peripheral display information in a designated peripheral display area of a frame buffer memory in response to detecting a presence of the peripheral display information, the designated peripheral display area being a subarea of the frame buffer memory, the sub-area covering less than an entirety of a main screen of a monitor; displaying, via a peripheral information display device, the peripheral display information from the designated peripheral display area of the frame buffer memory, the peripheral information display device being separate from the main screen; determining user input coordinates based on a user interaction with the peripheral display information; updating the peripheral display information from a computer to the frame buffer memory; and displaying the updated peripheral display information from the designated peripheral display area of the frame buffer memory via the peripheral information display device.

Peripheral display devices

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Spring, TX, United States of America

Dimitre D Mehandjiysky