Technologies for managing input events in many-to-one wireless displays

One or more computer-readable storage media comprising a plurality of instructions stored thereon that in response to being executed cause a destination computing device to:

• detect an input event received from an input device communicatively coupled to the destination computing device;
• determine an input event status for each input device communicatively coupled to the destination computing device;
• identify one or more prioritization metrics of the input event, wherein the prioritization metrics include at least one of a latency level and the input event statuses;
• determine a priority level of the input event based on the one or more identified prioritization metrics;
• and
• enqueue the input event and the priority level into a priority queue of input events and associated priority levels.

A method for managing input events in a many-to-one wireless display configuration that includes a destination computing device communicatively coupled to a plurality of source computing devices, the method comprising:

• detecting, by destination computing device, an input event received from an input device communicatively coupled to the destination computing device;
• determining, by the destination computing device, an input event status for each input device communicatively coupled to the destination computing device;
• identifying, by the destination computing device, one or more prioritization metrics of the input event, wherein the prioritization metrics include at least one of a latency level and the input event statuses;
• determining, by the destination computing device, a priority level of the input event based on the one or more identified prioritization metrics;
• and
• enqueueing, by the destination computing device, the input event and the priority level into a priority queue of input events and associated priority levels.