An accessory display device comprises a first portion having a first engagement portion, a first rail, and a first display movable from a stowed position to a use position. The first engagement portion is configured to engage a first lateral side of a primary display device. The accessory display device further comprises a tensioning member coupled to the first portion.

An accessory display device comprises a housing having a first side and a second side movable relative to one another. The accessory display device further comprises a first rail coupled to the first side and a second rail coupled to the second side, wherein the first rail is slidable relative to the second rail. The accessory display device further comprises a tensioning member configured to place tension between the first side and the second side. The accessory display device further comprises a first engagement portion coupled to the first side and a second engagement portion coupled to the second side. The accessory display device further comprises at least one display coupled to the housing, wherein the first display is movable from a stowed position to a use position.

A display device including a display panel including a plurality of pixels configured to display an image, and further including a light blocking member on the pixels to define a display area and a non-display area, the light blocking member having a curvature part, and a supporting leg connected to a first surface of the display panel to support the display panel, wherein the plurality of pixels include: a first pixel that does not overlap with the curvature part from a plan view, and a second pixel partial overlapping with the curvature part, wherein the first and second pixels are configured to display the image on a second surface of the display panel opposite to the first surface.

A laptop computer may include a base, a lid, and a cover. The base may include a keyboard on a first side of the base. The lid may be hingedly attached to a first end of the base. The lid may include a display on a first side of the lid. The hinged attachment of the lid to the base may enable the lid to rotate from a first lid position in which the display faces the keyboard, to a second lid position in which a second side of the lid faces a second side of the base. A hinged attachment of the cover to the base may enable the cover to rotate from a first cover position, in which a first side of the cover faces the keyboard, to a second cover position in which a second side of the cover faces the second side of the base.

An accessory display device comprises a first hinge configured to engage a first side of a primary display device and a second hinge configured to engage a second side of the primary display device. The accessory display device further comprises a first display coupled to the first hinge. The first display is rotatable about the first hinge between a first use position and a first stowed position. The accessory display device further comprises a second display coupled to the second hinge. The second display is rotatable about the second hinge between a second use position and a second stowed position. The accessory display device further comprises a tensioning mechanism configured to provide tension between the first hinge and the second hinge.

A support structure member and a display device. The support structure member includes a first support assembly, including a plurality of support members arranged in a first direction, in which the plurality of support members can be slidably arranged relative to one another in the first direction, and a gap is formed between two adjacent support members, and the first support assembly is bent by each position of the gap; a second support assembly, movably arranged relative to the first support assembly at least one side of the support members in a thickness direction, in which the second support assembly includes a connecting unit and a hinge unit connected to the connecting unit, the second support assembly moves to the gap of the first support assembly, and in the gap, the hinge unit and the support members together support a to-be-supported member.

A wearable computing device includes a head-mounted display (HMD) that provides a field of view in which at least a portion of the environment of the wearable computing device is viewable. The HMD is operable to display images superimposed over the field of view. When the wearable computing device determines that a target device is within its environment, the wearable computing device obtains target device information related to the target device. The target device information may include information that defines a virtual control interface for controlling the target device and an identification of a defined area of the target device on which the virtual control image is to be provided. The wearable computing device controls the HMD to display the virtual control image as an image superimposed over the defined area of the target device in the field of view.

A privacy screen system for inhibiting an extraneous observer from viewing a display on an electronic device includes an electronic device that has a display and the display may be viewed. A pair of screens is provided and each of the screens is removably coupled to the electronic device. Thus, each of the screens inhibits an extraneous observer from viewing the display.

A mounting mechanism for mounting an electronic device, such as an electronic display device, to various surfaces, including ferrous surfaces. The mounting mechanism may include friction pads for attachment to the electronic display device. In one implementation a plurality of magnets are embedded within the friction pads. Alternatively, the magnets may be directly attached to the electronic display device and covered by the friction pads. When the mounting mechanism is used to mount the electronic device to a ferrous surface, the magnets and the friction pad respectively provide magnetic and frictional forces so as to enable secure mounting of the electronic display device to the ferrous surface. The mounting mechanism may also include a frame disposed to be affixed to a non-ferrous surface. The frame defines a ferrous surface to which the electronic display device may then be mounted using various configurations of magnets and friction pads.

A wearable computing device includes a head-mounted display (HMD) that provides a field of view in which at least a portion of the environment of the wearable computing device is viewable. The HMD is operable to display images superimposed over the field of view. When the wearable computing device determines that a target device is within its environment, the wearable computing device obtains target device information related to the target device. The target device information may include information that defines a virtual control interface for controlling the target device and an identification of a defined area of the target device on which the virtual control image is to be provided. The wearable computing device controls the HMD to display the virtual control image as an image superimposed over the defined area of the target device in the field of view.