Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Ilchan Lee

Kevin L Massaro

Mark David Senatori

Stacy L Wolff

Marcus A Hoggarth

Ki Bok Song

Dimitre D Mehandjiysky

Eric Chen

Britt C Ashcraft

Michael J Delpier

Aki Laine

Harc Lee

Heesang Kil

Sandie N Cheng

Dong Ryul Cha

Kyle R Loughlin

Tim Williamson

Ian Guy

Philip Moon

Jack Godfrey Wood

Stephen De Saulles

Sunny Hwang

Rudy Widiaman

Insun Hong

David B Sutton

Jq Jung

Chad Patrick Paris

John P McCarthy

Cian Plumbe

Isaac Teece

Vincent Kenya Shyu

William A Gralewski

Ming-Chih Kuo

Evan Joel Wilson

Marcus Townsend

Britt C Ashcroft

Jaekyu Jung

Jin Sang Hwang

Yoon Jung Byun

J Q Jung

Jonathan Garcia Gomez

Jin Cherl Kwon

Dong Ryu Cha

Jin-Sang Hwang

Christine I Harper

Rick (Ricky) Thomas Burks

Rick Burks

John P Mccarthy

An example computing device includes a hinge, a first housing, a first display device disposed in the first housing, second housing rotatably coupled to the first housing via the hinge, a second display device disposed in the second housing, and a connector coupled to the hinge and the second display device. As an example, in response to a rotation of the first housing relative to the second housing, a first end of the second display device is to slide along a surface of the second housing and a second end of the second display device is to slide along a surface of the first housing.

Display devices of computing devices

In example implementations, an electronic device housing is provided. The electronic device housing includes a display housing, a lifting mechanism, abase housing, and a secondary display. The lifting mechanism is coupled to a side of the display housing. The base housing is coupled to the display housing. The secondary display is coupled to a distal side of the base housing. The lifting mechanism is to lift the secondary display on a rotation of the display housing.

Display lifting mechanisms

An example stand for an electronic device, includes a base, a column extending upward from the base, and an interface coupled to the column to engage with the electronic device to suspend the electronic device from the column. In addition, the stand includes a ringed light array coupled to the column that includes an outer diameter that is larger than the larger of a width and a length of the interface.

Stands for electronic devices

An example electronic device cover includes a body component to attach to an electronic device. The body component articulates among a first, second, and third configuration. The body component includes a first section to attach to the electronic device. A second section attaches to the first section, bends with respect to the first section, and provides structural support to the electronic device in the second configuration. A third section attaches to the second section, and bends with respect to the second section. A fourth section attaches to the third section and includes a rotatable data port. An input device attaches to the fourth section and is operatively connected to the data port. The input device is to be held against and face the electronic device in the third configuration. The body component constrains the electronic device within a perimeter boundary of the fourth section in the first and third configurations.

Electronic device covers

An example stylus pen including a body includes a central axis, a first end, and a second end. In addition, the stylus pen includes an engagement tip disposed at the first end and including resilient cover. Further, the stylus pen includes an adjustment mechanism at least partially disposed within the body and arranged such that manipulation of the adjustment mechanism by a user causes the cover of the engagement tip to actuate between a first shape and a second shape. The cover of the engagement tip is arranged to engage with a touch sensitive surface to cause a change in a computing device when in either one of the first shape and the second shape.

Adjustable stylus pen

Tablet

Laptop computer

Computer

Examples disclosed herein relate to an alternating current (AC) adapter. In one example, an AC adapter includes an adapter head with an arm extending from a first side of a surface of the adapter head towards a centerline of the first surface of the adapter head to secure a cable to the first surface of the adapter head. A housing body is coupled to the adapter head. The arm is deformable to be biased towards a first position to secure the cable between the arm and the first surface of the adapter head and flexed to a second position to allow an operator to insert the cable between the arm and the first surface of the adapter head.

Alternating current adapter

In some examples, an apparatus comprises a latch positionable among a plurality of positions including a first position to prevent opening of a first panel and a second panel of a device, a second position to enable opening of the first panel and prevent opening of the second panel, and a third position to enable opening of the second panel, and a detent to resist motion of the latch to the third position responsive to the latch moving to the second position.

Latches for panels

Examples of a multi-region touchpad are disclosed. In one example implementation, a multi-region touchpad may include a multi-region touchpad sensor having a region and a secondary region to receive an input corresponding to a movement against the multi-region touchpad sensor and a touchpad controller. The touchpad controller may process the received input, and may transmit touch position indicative of the received input to a touchpad driver of a computing device communicatively coupled to the touchpad device. Further, the touchpad driver may cause an operating system of the computing device to treat a touch with a touch position beginning in the primary region and extending into the secondary region as a continuous touch. Similarly, the touchpad driver may cause the operating system to treat a touch with a touch position beginning in the secondary region as a navigational command to cause the operating system to perform a navigational function.

Multi-region touchpad

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Houston, TX, United States of America

Ilchan Lee