Dell Products Inc.

Yongook Guack

An-Chung Hsieh

Andrew P Tosh

Duck Soo Choi

John Trevor Morrison

Jace William Files

Travis Christian North

Jean Marie Doglio

Enoch Chen

Paul Roberto Lalinde

Chia Yuan Chang

Cormac O'Conaire

Cathal Loughnane

Gerald Rene Pelissier

Philip M Seibert

Christopher A Torres

Anthony J Sanchez

James Henry Hallar

Kevin M Turchin

Erik Summa

Joshua Y Probst

Jason T Minehart

Shih-Heng Chen

Nicholas G DiLoreto

Jeff A Reed

Jihun Yeom

Boris Draca

Chun-Min He

Peter Joseph Bevan

Pan-Jen Chen

Michael Parker

Philip Nordmand Anderson

Lin Ming Wang

James Tsai

Potter Tai

Wan-Ming Cheng

Hann Wu

Lee Chen Ming

Chen Mengwei

Chang Chih Chieh

Hsuan Ping Wang

James Lynch

Mobile gaming device

Mobile gaming dock

A system for thermal management of a handheld computing device, including: a docking station, including: a first air inlet; a first air outlet; a first fan; the handheld computing device that is removably coupled to the docking station, including: a primary air outlet; a secondary air outlet including a vent door; a primary air inlet; a secondary air inlet; a DOO fan; wherein when the handheld computing device is coupled to the docking station: the first fan moves i) air from the first air inlet to the first air outlet to the secondary air inlet and ii) from the secondary air inlet to the secondary air outlet, and the fan i) moves air from the primary air inlet to the primary air outlet and ii) circulates air about the handheld computing device and to the secondary air outlet.

System for thermal management of a handheld computing device

Information handling system

Tablet

Portable computer

A portable information handling system executes an application, such as a game, that generates audio information for presentation at multiple speakers through multiple channels. An audio vector engine analyzes the channels to derive a direction and distance associated with the audio information so that a visual cue of the relative location of the origin of the audio information may be presented at a display. In one embodiment, the display is a secondary display having a transparent view into the information handling system. In another embodiment, the direction and distance to a sound origin is presented over a map of a game in which the sound originated, such as a shot fired in a game.

Information handling system visual presentation with audio vector based information

Keyboard folio

A portable information handling system includes a physical keyboard that extends and retracts from within the system to outside of the system and a display that presents a virtual keyboard that moves synchronously with physical keyboard during retraction and extension. For example, as keys of the physical keyboard become visible or hidden by movement of the physical keyboard, the virtual keyboard slides across the display so that virtual keys are hidden or visible with the virtual keyboard in one example embodiment only showing virtual keys corresponding to hidden physical keys. In another example embodiment, the virtual keyboard accepts key inputs for hidden physical keys, which are disabled from accepting inputs.

Information handling system virtual and physical keyboard position coordination

Information handling system stylus

A game controller integrates a trigger at a side of a planar controller housing, the trigger rotating within the plane of the controller housing about an axle disposed perpendicular to the plane. The trigger rotationally couples to the axle at a trigger bracket that fixedly coupled to a frame. A guide integrated in the frame engages a member extending from the trigger to manage trigger motion. A cover couples to the frame and separate from the trigger to enhance housing robustness.

Information handling system and game controller trigger

A game controller has first and second controller housings having an attachment guide structure that detachably couples to an attachment tab structure disposed on opposing sides of an information handling system and a bridge. Input devices of the controller housing communicate directly with the information handling system through opposing pins and pads disposed in the attachment features or indirectly by communicating with the bridge through opposing pins and pads so the bridge communicates with the information handling system. The attachment guide structure has opposing lips with plural slots that pass tabs of the attachment tab structure through so that a sliding motion engages the tabs behind the lips. Magnets of opposing polarity repel attachment attempts when a game controller attempts to attach to an opposite side of an information handling system or bridge housing from that which the game controller is intended to attach, such as a left side controller attached to a right side of a bridge or information handling system.

Disassemblable information handling system game controller

Portable information handling system

Growing community of inventors

Austin, TX, United States of America

Yongook Guack