Intel Corporation

Matthew D Coakley

Mark Angus MacDonald

David W Browning

Rajiv K Mongia

Alexander Uan-Zo-Li

Jeremy N Burr

Shawn S Mceuen

Xiaoguo Liang

Jorge Pedro Rodriguez

Basavaraj B Astekar

Anna-Marie Mansour

Gamil A Cain

Alexander B Uan-Zo-li

Gary L Bookhardt

Cynthia Kaschub

In one example a electronic device comprises a housing, at least one heat generating component disposed within the housing, at least one internal heat dissipation device positioned proximate the at least one heat generating component, and a thermal interface defined in at least a portion of the housing to allow direct thermal contact between the heat dissipation device and an external heat dissipation device. Other examples may be described.

Dynamic thermal platform operating point for electronic devices

A method and system are described herein for detecting a capacity for a power adapter. An example of a method includes detecting an increase in power consumption by a computing device attached to the power adapter. The method can also include detecting a droop in voltage received from the power adapter. Additionally, the method can include storing the current that corresponds with the droop.

Power adapter detection

An apparatus including a storage area to store instructions and a controller to control power in a first device based on the instructions. In operation, the controller generates one or more signals to combine power from a first power source and a second power source for a hybrid power operation. The controller is to generate the one or more signals based on a connection state of the first device, multiple connection states of the first device, a charge level of a battery of the first device, or a combination thereof.

Power management system and method

Embodiments of methods, systems, and storage medium associated with establishing a persistent connection between local and remote interaction devices are disclosed herein. In one instance, the method may include operating the local interaction device in a first power state when a motion of a local user within an area proximate to the local device is not detected, and operating the local interaction device in a second power state when a motion of the local user within the area is detected. The method may further include providing a selected view of a plurality of views of the local area responsive to a gaze direction of the remote user, and providing audio communication from the local interaction device to the remote interaction device with a spatial characteristic that approximates co-location of the local and remote users. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Providing spontaneous connection and interaction between local and remote interaction devices

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Hillsboro, OR, United States of America

Matthew D Coakley