A supplemental computing display assembly is selectively attachable to a portable computing device having a first display. The supplemental computing display assembly includes: a main housing configured for selective attachment to the portable computing device, a first arm assembly secured to the main housing, and a second display assembly operatively coupled to the first arm assembly. The second display assembly includes a second display configured to communicate with the portable computing device and is positionable adjacent to the first display to act as an additional display for the portable computing device when the main housing is attached to the portable computing device. The second display is selectively movable relative to the main housing between a landscape orientation and a portrait orientation.

The present invention relates to a multiple monitor display apparatus in the form or a laptop PC, a desktop monitor, a mobile device, and the like. In triple screen mode, the additional monitor is typically presented displaying different content and centered to the user. In single screen mode, the additional display enclosures are retracted and stored in such a manner that they do not present themselves to the user. A guiderail assembly is used to center all display enclosures relative to the user. The guiderail assembly may be motorized or manually effected and may be located above or below the primary enclosure hinge. The secondary enclosure may be extended and retracted from the primary enclosure by the use of slider arms. The tertiary enclosure may be extended and retracted from the primary enclosure by the use of slider arms. Independent Hinge that connects both the main holder and side holder have their own swivel mechanism so that the user can change the placement of the monitor according to what the user prefers. In one embodiment, the monitor may be rotated from landscape to portrait view.

According to an aspect of the disclosure, a support system includes at least one coupling element configured to be coupled to an auxiliary display system, a plurality of support portions, a plurality of joints, each joint of the plurality of joints being coupled to a first respective support portion and a second respective support portion of the plurality of support portions, the first respective support portion being rotatably coupled about a respective joint axis to the second respective support portion via the respective joint, and a foot coupled to the plurality of support portions, wherein rotating the plurality of support portions about the plurality of joints rotates the support system about an orientation axis in a continuous range of orientation angles between a minimum orientation angle and a maximum orientation angle, and wherein at least one of the plurality of joints or the foot resist a force of gravity to enable the support system to maintain any orientation angle in the continuous range of orientation angles.

A system can include a processor; memory accessible to the processor; a first display housing that includes a first display, a first display surface and a recess; a second display housing that includes a second display, a second display surface, where the second display housing is translatable at least partially out of the recess to expose at least a portion of the second display surface adjacent to the first display surface; a sensor that generates a position signal for position of the second display; and circuitry that controls rendering of information to the second display based at least in part on the position signal.

A multi-display monitor bracket designed to allow a user to mount two auxiliary monitors to a laptop (or tablets or phones), plus a camera, and easily manipulate the angle of the monitors including rotation away from the user to allow another individual sitting across a table from the user to easily see what is on the laptop monitor. The bracket attaches by tongue-and-groove fit to a mounting plate adhered to the back face of a laptop.

An example of an apparatus is provided. The apparatus includes a mounting mechanism to engage with a portable computing device. The portable computing device is to rest on a surface. The apparatus also includes a camera connected to the mounting mechanism. The camera is to scan an area on the surface. In addition, the apparatus includes a projection unit connected to the mounting mechanism, wherein the projection unit is to project an image on the surface. The apparatus includes a communication interface in communication with the camera and the projection unit. The communication interface is to communicate with the portable computing device.

A mobile computer including a liquid crystal display, a first illumination source, a second illumination source for illuminating through a portion, and a lens.

A screen protector attachment device for releasably attaching any of a variety of screen protectors to a viewing display of an electronic device. A screen protector attachment device includes a base bracket having a magnet embedded therein, and a screen foil bracket having a magnet embedded therein wherein the base bracket comprises one of a planar bracket, an angled bracket, a curved bracket, a corner bracket, or a flexible bracket, configured to accommodate electronic devices having either a full viewing display or a display with a peripheral frame. A protector screen is affixed to one or more screen foil brackets that are each magnetically coupled to corresponding base brackets attached about the viewable display of electronic devices.

A modular desktop computing system includes a display stand chassis having a display stand base, a display stand support member extending from the display stand base and including a display device mounting subsystem, and a display stand cover removeably coupled to the display stand support member to define a computing module housing between the display stand support member and the display stand cover. A display device is removeably mounted to the display device mounting subsystem. A computing module is located in the computing module housing. The computing module includes a computing module chassis removeably positioned in the computing module housing and housing: a processing system coupled to the display device, and a memory system coupled to the processing system. The memory system includes instructions that, when executed by the processing system, cause the processing system to provide for the display of images on the display device.

A display apparatus includes a display module displaying an image; a support assembly facing the display module; a driver assembly installed on the support assembly to supply power to rotate the display module; a linearly-movable assembly connected to the driver assembly to receive power therefrom and moving in a linear manner in a first direction along the support assembly; a connector assembly having one end fixed to the display module and the other end rotatably disposed on the linearly-movable assembly; and a guide mechanism connected to the support assembly and the connector assembly to allow the connector assembly to rotate under linear movement of the linearly-movable assembly.