Dell Products Inc.

Lawrence Edward Knepper

Deeder M Aurongzeb

Gerald Rene Pelissier

David Michael Meyers

John Trevor Morrison

Travis Christian North

Brian Hargrove Leonard

Mark Andrew Schwager

Munif Farhan

Jace William Files

Stefan Peana

Yagiz Can Yildiz

Charles D Hood

Kevin M Turchin

Rex W Bryan

Thomas P Lanzoni

Patrick A Hampton

Roman Joel Pacheco

Jorge Antonio Abullarade

Richard Christopher Thompson

Merle Wood, Iii

Christopher A Torres

Thomas Alexander Shows

Randall E Juenger

Asim M Siddiqui

Douglas Jarrett Peeler

Lee B Zaretsky

Benny J Bologna

Shuguang Wu

Liam Prendergast

Preeth Kartikeyan Srinivasan

Karunakar Palicherla Reddy

Zheng Yuan

William D Todd Nix

A dual display housing information handling system and method comprising a first display screen side having a first portion of a display screen, a second display screen side, hinged to the first display screen side, having a second portion, and a second display screen side RGB detector to activate and the first display to test flash and a first display screen side RGB detector to activate and the second display to test flash. A controller to determine operating color temperature shift for comparison to detect burn-in differences from color temperature readings by the first display screen side RGB detector and the second display screen side RGB detector, and if a threshold difference detected, the controller implementing display color shift management to provide adjusted color mapping data to adjust at least one color component of the first or second display screen side to balance the operating color temperatures.

System for color and brightness output management in a dual display device

A portable information handling system selectively accepts power transferred from an external device through a port, such as USB Type C port, with one of a first or second power configuration. The first power configuration accepts power regulated by a charger of an external device and routed directly to a system bus and battery of the portable information handling system. The second power configuration accepts power regulated by an internal charger of the portable information handling system, such as a narrow voltage direct current charger.

Information handling system selective local and remote charger control

A dual display housing information handling system and method comprising a first display screen side having a first portion or first display panel of a display screen, a second display screen side, hinged to the first display screen side, having a second portion or a second display panel of the display screen, and a second display screen side RGB detector to activate and the first display to test flash and a first display screen side RGB detector to activate and the second display to test flash and. A controller to determine operating color temperature shift for comparison to detect burn-in differences from color temperature readings by the first display screen side RGB detector and the second display screen side RGB detector, and if the difference between operating color temperatures measured between the first portion of the display screen and second portion of the display screen reaches a threshold difference, the controller implementing display color shift management to provide adjusted color mapping data to adjust at least one color component of the first or second display screen side to balance the operating color temperatures between the first portion of the display screen and second portion of the display screen.

An information handling system data port system includes plural data ports that support communication of data and power transfer with external devices, such as peripherals. A power transfer manager selectively establishes direct power transfer between data ports in support of power transfer between external devices, such as one external device acting as a power source and another external device acting as a power sink. The power transfer manager establishes direct power transfer with switches that bypass the information handling system power subsystem to provide improved power transfer efficiency.

Information handling system peripheral port power bypass

An information handling system including a display device in a first display device housing operable to detect a touch device hovering above the display device and operable to receive touch inputs and a processor to determine a set default sense state for the display device based on orientation, operating application, or usage mode of the information handling system where the display device detects a first gesture and the processor to determine if the first gesture is consistent with the set default sense state for the orientation, operating application, or usage mode of the information handling system and if so to process the first gesture with the default sense state and the processor to set an alternative sense state if the first gesture is not consistent with the set default sense state.

Dynamic hover sensitivity and gesture adaptation in a dual display system

A method of routing the display of secure content to a head mounted display device via a host information handling system may comprise receiving, via a processor, a request to initiate a new user session from a user, measuring, via a brain wave detection controller, a brain wave pattern signal across a plurality of brain wave detection sensors mounted with a head mounted display device, if the brain wave pattern signal is identified as a brain wave pattern, prompting the user for valid user credentials, receiving, via the processor, user credentials from the user, and if the user credentials match credential records stored in a memory associated with an authenticated user, granting the user access to the head mounted display device.

Method and apparatus for maintaining a secure head-mounted display session

Systems and methods are disclosed for multi-coil wireless power transfer. The system includes a first transmitting coil disposed within a lower portion of a wireless charger, and a second transmitting coil disposed within a side portion of the wireless charger. The system further includes a communications module configured to receive a signal from an information handling system. The information handling system includes a receiving coil. The system additionally includes a transmit module configured to determine an orientation of the receiving coil, and provide a first current to the first transmitting coil and a second current to the second transmitting coil based on the orientation of the receiving coil.

System and method for a multi-coil wireless power transfer

An information handling system processing component is selectively disabled by inflation of a bladder with a microfluidic reservoir in response to a predetermined condition, such as detection of malicious code or unauthorized access to information stored on the information handling system.

Information handling system port fluidic component manager

A portable information handling system selectively accepts power transferred from an external device through a port, such as USB TYPE C&#x2122; port, with one of a first or second power configuration. The first power configuration accepts power regulated by a charger of an external device and routed directly to a system bus and battery of the portable information handling system. The second power configuration accepts power regulated by an internal charger of the portable information handling system, such as a narrow voltage direct current charger.

Host memory buffer is dynamically adjusted based on performance. As memory pages are accessed, one or more counts of the memory pages are maintained. If the counts indicate some of the memory pages are identical, then a portion of host system memory allocated to buffer cache may be reduced or decremented in response to repetitive access. However, if the counts indicate different memory pages are accessed, then the host system memory allocated to the buffer cache may be increased or incremented.

Dynamically-adjusted host memory buffer

An information handling system includes a flexible display screen, first and second display platforms, and a coating. The flexible display screen includes first and second surfaces, and has a first hardness level. The flexible display screen movably mounted to the first and second display platforms along the first surface. The coating is in physical communication with the second surface of the flexible display screen and includes a first region having a second hardness level greater than the first hardness level of the flexible display screen; and a second region having a third hardness level, the third hardness level being greater than the second harness level.

Protective cover and display position detection for a flexible display screen

A portable information handling system may be equipped with a folded continuous multielement touch display that covers a front and back surface of a display member. Based on a physical state and a usage case of the portable information handling system, certain elements in the multielement touch display may be selectively deactivated or disabled.

Folded continuous multielement touch display

In some implementations a computing device may comprise at least a first display device and a second display device. The computing device may receive a selection to display protected content. The computing device may determine a display mode associated with the first display device and the second display device. The computing device may determine an orientation (e.g., landscape or portrait) and modify (e.g., by rotating) the content based on the orientation to create modified content. The computing device may determine a routing of the modified content and route the modified content to at least one of the first display device or the second display device.

Routing content in a dual-display computing device

An information handling system includes a flexible display screen, first and second display platforms, and a plurality of micro-beads. The flexible display screen is movably mounted to the first and second display platforms. The plurality of micro-beads is coated on the flexible display screen, and the plurality of micro-beads comprises a protective layer of increase hardness relative to the flexible display screen.

Protection layer on a flexible substrate

In accordance with embodiments of the present disclosure, a system may include a first member, a second member hingedly coupled to the first member via a hinge, and a camera mechanically interfaced with the hinge such that as the first member is rotated relative to the second member about the hinge, the camera rotates as a function of the rotation of the first member relative to the second member.

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Leander, TX, United States of America

Lawrence Edward Knepper