Multiple-element light-bending structures for minimizing display borders

An electronic device, comprising:

• an array of pixels having a first area;
• a first optical structure that overlaps the array of pixels, wherein the first optical structure has a curved surface;
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• a second optical structure that overlaps the first optical structure, wherein the second optical structure has a surface with a curved portion and a planar portion, the curved portion and the planar portion overlap the first optical structure, the curved surface of the first optical structure is overlapped by the curved portion of the second optical structure, and the first and second optical structures redirect light from the array of pixels to a second area that is larger than the first area.

An electronic device having opposing front and rear faces, the electronic device comprising:

• a housing having a glass surface that forms the rear face and sidewalls that extend from the glass surface;
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• a display mounted in the housing, the display comprising:
• an array of pixels;
• a first optical structure that redirects light from the array of pixels from a first surface to a second surface, wherein the first optical structure is a Fresnel lens that has a central opening through which light passes from a portion of the array of pixels without being redirected by the Fresnel lens;
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• a second optical structure that receives light from the second surface of the first optical structure and redirects the light from a third surface to a fourth surface, wherein at least one of the third and fourth surfaces has a curved portion, and wherein the curved portion overlaps the first optical structure.