Dell Products Inc.

Mark David Menendez

Paul J Doczy

Timothy Carlyle Shaw

Brian Hargrove Leonard

Jefferson Walter Wirtz

Sung Kyun Bai

Andrew Thomas Sultenfuss

Andrew P Tosh

Ching Wei Chang

Derric Christopher Hobbs

David William Grunow

Neda Abdul-Razzak

Steve Meosky

Jeff Walter Wirtz

Christopher O Lovin

Stylus

In some examples, an active stylus may include a main portion and a top portion. The main portion may include a dry chamber used to store a battery. The top portion may include a wet chamber to store spare nibs. The wet chamber may be accessed to replace a damaged nib with a spare nib. When the top portion is fully mated with the main portion of the stylus, turning the top portion, in a first direction, relative to the main portion until the detent is reached and pulling the top portion from the main portion enables access to the wet chamber. Turning the top portion of the active stylus, in the first direction, relative to the main portion past the detent, until the top portion detaches from the main portion, enables access to the dry chamber.

Ruggedized active stylus with a single mechanism to enable access to two separate chambers

Information handling system IoT gateway

An information handling system interfaces with a docking station through a cable having first and second separate plug housings with first and second port connectors. An interconnecting structure formed in the first and second plug housings biases together with magnetic attraction to align the first and second port connectors in a predetermined manner adapted to insertion in adjacent ports of the information handling system. If the information handling system has only one port or has multiple non-adjacent ports, the plug housings separate to support insertion of a single connector into the information handling system.

Information handling system multiple peripheral cable management

Information handling system dock

Techniques for adaptive power management for non-chiral auxiliary wireless power modules include receiving, by a wireless charging mat, DC input power, determining, dependent on the DC input power, a budget for inductive power available for charging portable devices placed on the wireless charging mat, detecting, at a first port, a connection by a first auxiliary wireless charging mat, determining an amount of power to be provided to the first auxiliary wireless charging mat, determining, dependent on the amount of power to be provided to the first auxiliary wireless charging mat, a reduced budget for the inductive power available for charging portable devices, and providing the determined amount of power to the first auxiliary wireless charging mat. In response to detecting a connection by a second auxiliary charging mat or a portable device at a second port located opposite the first port, the inductive power budget may be further modified.

Adaptive power management for non-chiral auxiliary wireless power modules

A ruggedized electronic device includes a case and an enclosure within the case. The case provides a first level of explosive atmosphere protection to components within the case. The enclosure provides a second level of explosive atmosphere protection to the components within the enclosure. The second level is higher than the first level. The enclosure includes a main board within the enclosure, and a switch. The main board includes a connection from within the enclosure to the case. The switch provides the connection to the case in a first switched mode and isolates the connection from the case in a second switched mode.

System and method to disable exposed electronics in a ruggedized electronic device

A mobile information handling system comprising a chassis having a processor, a memory, and a wireless interface with a display screen operatively coupled to the chassis and the chassis and display screen having a spring, such as shape memory foam pads, internally mounted therein and compressed between the chassis and the display screen and a mechanical connector fittingly engaging an access side of the chassis with the display screen, wherein the mechanical connector maintains pressure on the spring by holding the display screen in a closed position and an access seam at the edge of the display screen is operable to open due to a counter force exerted by the spring when the mechanical connector is disengaged from the display screen.

Compression assisted service access for narrow border mobile information handling systems

An information handling system operating a proximity based transmitting antenna power management system comprising a processor executing machine readable executable code instructions of the proximity based transmitting antenna power management system, an integrated circuit operatively connected to a first embedded proximity sensing element, a first transmitting antenna, and the processor, the first transmitting antenna mounted upon a metal chassis enclosing the processor, and the integrated circuit, the first embedded proximity sensing element having the same material composition as the metal chassis co-located with the first transmitting antenna and lying flush with the external surface of the metal chassis in a corner of the external surface of the metal chassis, and an insulating element disposed between the metal chassis and the first embedded proximity sensing element via injection molding.

System and method for managing voltage supplied to transmitter enclosed within fully metallic chassis incorporating proximity sensing element

A mobile information handling system comprising a chassis having a processor, a memory, and a wireless interface with a display screen operatively coupled to the chassis and the chassis having a spring, such as shape memory foam pads, internally mounted thereon and compressed between the chassis and the display screen and a mechanical connector fittingly engaging an access side of the chassis with the display screen, wherein the mechanical connector maintains pressure on the spring by holding the display screen in a closed position and an access seam at the edge of the display screen is operable to open due to a counter force exerted by the spring when the mechanical connector is disengaged from the display screen.

Information handling system support housing

Information communication device housing

Information handling system housing

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Mark David Menendez