Intel Corporation

Shawn S Mceuen

Mark Angus MacDonald

Aleksander Magi

David W Browning

Jered H Wikander

Brian A Wilk

Himanshu Pokharna

Jeremy N Burr

Matthew D Coakley

Glen J Anderson

David I Poisner

Ravishankar Iyer

Don J Nguyen

Hong W Wong

Omesh Tickoo

Wah Yiu Kwong

James M Okuley

Eric DiStefano

Rajiv K Mongia

Gregory A Peek

David Pidwerbecki

Juha Paavola

Mark R Francis

Daryl James Nelson

George H Daskalakis

Justin Michael Huttula

Douglas Heymann

Kevin W Bross

Harish Jagadish

Yevgeniy Y Yarmosh

Evan Piotr Kuklinski

Blanka Vlasak

Alton W Hezeltine

Therese E Dugan

Robert W Wolcott

Cory A Harris

Nathaniel B Osterberg

Computing devices and peripherals having a dynamic curvature are disclosed. The base of a laptop can curve as the laptop lid is opened due to left and right base portions being pulled inward to a bisector of the base. Base portions can be pulled inwards by a bending strap pushed upwards by a lifter spring, by base hinges that rotate inwards, or a shape memory allow wire laced around pulleys that contract when heated. A display device with dynamic curvature can curve due to a rack and pinion linear actuator that extends or shortens adjustable rods housed in the display support. A base or display can be curved based on the context of the computer device or in response to certain events. The curvature of a base or display can be tunable by a user. Curved bases and displays can reduce wrist and eye strain.

Dynamic curvature devices and peripherals

Data storage device for use with an electronic device

Accessory for use with an electronic device

Technologies for physical programming include a model compute system to determine one or more physical blocks assembled in a constructed model. The model compute system determines rules associated with the one or more physical blocks in which at least one rule defines a behavior of the constructed model and determines a program stack for execution by the model compute system based on the rules associated with the one or more physical blocks.

Technologies for physical programming

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

Some embodiments of an apparatus, system and method are described for a concealed venting thermal solution. An apparatus may comprise an enclosure arranged around one or more heat generating components, a duct arranged around an internal perimeter of the enclosure and a seam inlet arranged around an external perimeter of the enclosure to allow an airflow to enter the duct. Other embodiments are described.

Apparatus, system and method for concealed venting thermal solution

Some embodiments of an apparatus, system and method are described for a collapsible keyboard apparatus and computing system. A collapsible keyboard apparatus may comprise a plurality of keys supported by a first support structure and a set of keys supported by a second support structure pivotally coupled to the first support structure. The second support structure may be arranged to rotate around the pivotal coupling from a first position substantially coplanar with the first support structure to a second non-coplanar position in response to a force applied to the second support structure. Other embodiments are described.

Apparatus, system and method for a collapsing keyboard

Examples are disclosed for a conformal coating molded around power source circuitry, electrical components or at least portions of a display for a computing device. The conformal coating to include embedded microencapsulated thermal energy storage material to absorb heat generated by the electrical components.

Conformal coating including embedded thermal energy absorbing material

In one embodiment a hinge assembly comprises a first hinge pin rotatable about a first axis, a first gear coupled to the first hinge pin and rotatable about the first axis, a second hinge pin rotatable about a second axis substantially parallel to the first axis, a second gear coupled to the second hinge pin and rotatable about the second axis, at least one connecting member to be coupled to the first hinge pin and the second hinge pin to hold the first hinge pin at a fixed distance from the second hinge pin such that the first gear is engaged with the second gear. At least one of the first gear or the second gear comprises a variable radius. Other embodiments may be described.

Hinge assembly for electronic device

In one embodiment an electronic device comprises a housing having a first section comprising a display and a second section comprising a keyboard coupled to the first section by a hinge assembly and an automatic hinge opening assembly for the housing. The automat hinge opening assembly comprises a hinge pin assembly mountable to the first section of the housing of the electronic device a pin rotatable about an axis between a first position and a second position and a hinge plate coupled to the pin and connectable to a hinge which connects the first section of the housing to a second section of the housing, and at least one torsion member coupled to the pin to apply a torque to the pin, wherein the torsion member is to store potential energy when the first section of the housing and the second section of the housing are in a closed position. Other embodiments may be described.

Automatic hinge opening assembly for electronic device

According to some embodiments, a keyboard may be moved to a location behind a display.

Systems and methods to move a keyboard

According to one embodiment, a system is disclosed. The system includes a chassis including a printed circuit board (PCB) and a battery pack. The battery pack includes a connector to enable the battery pack to couple to a PCB which is mounted either above the centerline of the battery pack connector and on or below the centerline of the battery pack power connector.

Universal battery pack

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Portland, OR, United States of America

Shawn S Mceuen