Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Memphis-Zhihong Yin

Paul J Doczy

Stacy L Wolff

Cary J Hoffer

Eric Chen

Mark S Tracy

Glen Allen Oross

Michael D Derocher

Britt C Ashcraft

Robert P Bliven

Dustin L Hoffman

David A Williams

Cynthia K Head

A handle attachment including a mounting mechanism configured to couple the handle attachment to a computing machine and a clutch mechanism configured to reposition the handle attachment and lock the handle attachment in at least one position from the computing machine.

Handle attachment

Display cover assembly

A display stand comprises a mounting element couplable to a display element and a first support member coupled to the mounting element to enable angular movement of the display element relative to the first support member. The display stand also comprises a second support member rotatably coupled to the first support member to enable elevational movement of the display element relative to the second support member.

Display stand

A computer thermal dissipation system comprises a computer device having a base member and a display member where the computer device has at least one airflow door disposed on the base member adapted to be opened to facilitate thermal energy dissipation from the base member.

Computer thermal dissipation system and method

An integrated portable computer projector system comprises an image projector integrally couplable to a computer device.

Integrated portable computer projector system

One embodiment relates to a method of pre-set discharging of a battery in a portable device which is connected to external power. The battery is charged until a fully-charged level is reached, and the time at the fully-charged level is tracked. The charging of the battery is halted after a maximum full-charge time period is elapsed. The charging is restarted after a pre-set charge level is reached. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Pre-set discharging of batteries

Portable computer having a keyboard channel

A flexible input/output (I/O) connection system comprises an electronic device having a housing with at least one I/O window for receiving a connection to an external device, and a hub disposed in the housing and having a plurality of I/O connectors, the hub movable within the housing to position a select one of the plurality of I/O connectors in the I/O window.

Flexible I/O connection system and method

A computer system comprises a multiple-connector apparatus. The multiple-connector apparatus can be retracted into the computer system.

Computer system with multiple-connector apparatus

A method and system of a portable computer with a detachable display. Some illustrative embodiments may be a portable computer comprising a base unit comprising a main battery, and a display unit coupled to the base unit. The display unit is selectively detachable from the base unit, and wherein the base unit wirelessly couples to the display device.

Method and system of a portable computer with a detachable display

A portable computer system comprising a main chassis with a front edge, a rear edge, an upper surface, and a lower surface. A support chassis is rotatably connected to the front edge of the main chassis. A display panel is rotatably connected to the rear edge of the main chassis.

Portable computer system

A portable computer docking station comprising a base and a panel rotatably connected to the base. An angle is formed between the base and the panel. A mounting point is disposed on the panel and provides a releasable connection to an interface assembly that is operable to releasably connect to a portable computer. An adjusting system controls the angle of the panel relative to the base.

Portable computer docking station

A multi-functional device for a computer has a first set of functions when the multi-functional device is inserted into the computer and a second set of functions when removed from the computer.

Multi-functional device for a computer

An electronic device of an embodiment of the invention is disclosed that includes a housing and an electronic mechanism. The housing has one or more cavities for removably storing speakers, which are intended for non-use when stored in the cavities. The electronic mechanism is fixably situated within the housing.

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Tomball, TX, United States of America

Memphis-Zhihong Yin