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US 2026/0219709 A1Published application
Folding multimedia display device
AssigneeChamberi Research LLC
InventorGregory P. Manning
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Abstract
Various configurations of an electronic display, and devices incorporating the display, are provided. The display may have multiple portions connected along one or more axes, lines, points, or other connecting areas. The portions are movable about the connections. In various configurations, the display portions emulate different media and/or communication and computing devices. Two or more of the display devices may be coupled in an array.
Claims20
An electronic device, comprising:
- first and second housing portions coupled by a hinge, wherein the first housing portion has first and second opposing sides;
- a foldable display extending across the hinge, wherein the foldable display has a first display portion on the first side of the first housing portion and a second display portion on the second housing portion;
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- an additional display on the second side of the first housing portion.
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An electronic device, comprising:
- a foldable housing that folds along an axis and is operable in open and closed positions;
- a first display on the foldable housing that is viewable when the foldable housing is in the closed position;
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- a second display on the foldable housing that is not viewable when the foldable housing is in the closed position and that is viewable when the foldable housing is in the open position, wherein the second display comprises organic light-emitting diodes on a flexible substrate that spans across the axis.
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An electronic device, comprising:
- a foldable display having first and second display portions coupled by a hinge, wherein the foldable display is configured to display images that span across the hinge and wherein the images are automatically adjusted depending on a position of the first display portion relative to the second display portion;
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- an additional display on an opposing side of the first display portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.