Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Michael Francis Deily

Young Soo Kim

Daniel Clark Park

Joseph Benjamin Gault

David Paul Platt

David William Voth

David Michael Lane

Thomas Joseph Longo

Stefan Jon Kristjansson

Srinivas Reddy Nagampet

Casey Sean Callan

Daniel Thomas Nevistic

Yajing Liu

Timothy G Escolin

Panos Costa Panay

Scott David Schenone

Brian David Bitz

Megan Lesley Tedesco

Eric Davis

James David Wahl

Michael Gordon Oldani

Nishant Srinivasan

Stephen C Klein

Brian T Whitman

Marlo E Castillo

George Karavaev

Ingrid Lin

Eli Barel

Harold A Brown

Robyn Rebecca Reed Mclaughlin

Anthony J Hewett

Matthew J Fiedler

A device for inductively charging an electronic accessory includes a first portion, a second portion, and a spacer. The first portion includes a first transmission coil in a first plane where the first transmission coil is configured to generate a first magnetic field, and the second portion includes a first transmission coil in a second plane where the second transmission coil is configured to generate a second magnetic field. The spacer is positioned between the first transmission coil and the second transmission coil and between the first plane and the second plane. The spacer material magnetically insulates the second transmission coil from the first magnetic field.

Two-sided inductive charging coil

Low-profile keysets and input devices having such low-profile keysets are described. In one example, the input device includes a support structure having a first and second surface; a bezel having a first and second surface, wherein the first surface of the bezel is adjacent to the first surface of the support structure, and the bezel comprises at least one opening; at least one key cap positioned within the at least one opening of the bezel, wherein each key cap is configured to move between a first and second position to trigger a function of the input device; and a fabric cover layer positioned adjacent to the second surface of the bezel, such that the bezel and the at least one key cap are positioned between the fabric cover layer and the support structure, the fabric cover layer is only adhered to the second surface of the bezel.

Low-profile keysets and input devices

The description relates to computing devices that have one or more displays. One example can manage the display as a unit and identify a change in a condition associated with the display. The example can alter at least one of a location, aspect ratio, or size of the unit based on the condition.

Computing device display management

Low-profile input devices

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Michael Francis Deily