Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.P.

Greg Staten

Syed S Azam

John W Frederick

Humberto M Fossati

Alois Bonnet

Wen-Shih Chen

Tim Guynes

A computing device may include a processor and a display device communicatively coupled to the processor wherein the display device includes a wide gamut mode wherein the wide gamut mode comprises a plurality of different gamut profiles and wherein the display device adjusts from a first gamut profile to a second gamut profile based on a gamut profile associated with an image to be represented on the display device.

Dynamically gamut adjustable displays

One example of a device includes a display screen, a machine readable storage medium storing instructions and Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) data, and a processor. The processor is to execute the instructions to provide an on-screen display control to enable a user to select one of a plurality of EDID standards and format the EDID data based on the selected EDID standard.

Selection of an extended display identification data standard

An example power controller includes a comparator to compare an amount of power supplied at a port of a display device to a first power threshold corresponding to a first operating mode of the display device and a second power threshold corresponding to a second operating mode of the display device. The first power threshold is different from the second power threshold. The power controller further includes a mode controller to configure the display device to operate in at least one of the first operating mode or the second operating mode based on an output of the comparator.

Operating modes of a computer display

Displays having calibrators are disclosed. An example display includes a sensor to measure a plurality of readings for color settings of a color pattern presented by the display. A processor is to calculate average values corresponding to respective ones of the plurality of readings for the color settings. A calibration manager is to generate calibrated measurement values based on the average values. The calibrated measurement values to enable determination of color space information for the display.

Displays having calibrators

Examples herein relate to monitor calibration. In some examples, monitor calibration can include a scaler processing resource and a memory resource storing machine readable instructions to cause the scaler processing resource to record, by a sensor included on a monitor, color measurements of the monitor in response to receiving record instructions from an external computing device, transmit the recorded color measurements to the external computing device, receive calibration instructions from the external computing device based on the recorded color measurements, and calibrate the monitor using the calibration instructions received from the external computing device.

Monitor calibration

Example implementations relate to inactive state backlight operation. In some examples, a system may include a display. The display may include a liquid-crystal display (LCD) panel and a backlight to illuminate the LCD panel. The system may include a computing device comprising instructions executable to disable the LCD panel from displaying a live image while the display is in an inactive state. The system may include a computing device comprising instructions executable to reduce an electrical current supplied to the backlight while the display is in the inactive state from a first amount of electrical current associated with the active state to a second amount of electrical current to cause the backlight to reach an operating condition within a targeted length of time from reentering the active state.

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Houston, TX, United States of America

Greg Staten