Dell Products Inc.

Jeffrey D Kane

Suresh K Ramasamy

Allen Brian McKittrick

Yong-Teng Lin

Richard Christopher Thompson

Ching Wei Chang

Ernesto Ramirez

Pomin Shih

Paul Roberto Lalinde

Allen B Mckittrick

Jonathan Isom

Chingwei Chang

An information handling system main printed circuit board having a CPU couples to a graphics printed circuit board having a GPU with an interposer that includes contacts and wirelines that communicate signals between the separate boards. For example, an interposer couples to an upper and lower side of the main and graphics printed circuit boards to align spring contacts with contact pads of the main and graphics printed circuit so that signals are transferred through the interposer, which also provides a physical structure to define a motherboard with the assembly of the main and graphics printed circuit boards into a single piece.

Information handling system dual layer modular printed circuit board interposer

Embodiments of systems and methods for providing a thermal window for an Information Handling System (IHS) housing are described. In some embodiments, an IHS may include a plurality of components and a housing configured to hold the plurality of components, where the housing includes a plate having a metal portion and a plastic portion, and where the plastic portion is positioned adjacent a hot spot of the IHS.

Thermal window for information handling system (IHS) housing

An information handling system motherboard integrates components through integrated wirelines, including at least some components coupled to the motherboard on opposite sides of a narrow region, such as formed by an opening that accepts a cooling fan. A bridge circuit board couples to contacts of the motherboard on opposing sides of the narrow region so that wirelines integrated in the bridge circuit board interface motherboard wirelines, thus offering greater communication density across the narrow region.

Information handling system high density motherboard

A battery charge state indicator presents an information handling system battery charge state with an illumination element at a housing side surface in response to end user proximity detected at both first and second capacitive sensor electrodes disposed at the side surface. The capacitive sensor electrodes are supported at a nonconductive material, such as a plastic palm rest covered by carbon fiber material, to provide a proximity detection path, and are grounded to an outer surface of the information handling system housing to reduce false detection induced by end user grasp of the information handling system housing.

Information handling system capacitive sensing gauge and indicator

A portable information handling system battery pack couples plural flat battery cells to a frame in first and second planes having battery cells of the first plane aligned to extend past battery cells of the second plane in a cantilevered manner. In one embodiment, the battery pack integrates a battery management unit and a wireless charger.

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Jeffrey D Kane