Abstract: Examples disclosed herein provide electronic devices with flexible displays. An example electronic device includes a flexible display and a supporting structure arranged at a back of the flexible display. As an example, the supporting structure is to synchronously curve the flexible display when a proximal end of the electronic device is to be actuated.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to an arc bar flexible display. For example, an apparatus includes a flexible display device and a support structure adjacent to the flexible display device. The apparatus also includes an arc bar device coupled to the support structure, where a portion of the arc bar device is slidable within a guide mechanism to allow the flexible display device to transform from a flat configuration to a curved configuration.

Abstract: An example mobile system is disclosed. The system comprises a transparent display screen, and a scanner head to scan an area seen through the transparent display. Position of the scanner is adjustable with respect to the transparent display. The scanner comprises at least one camera and at least one light source. The mobile system further comprises an outer frame, a cover to house the scanner head along with electronic components.

Abstract: An example display system is disclosed. The modular accessory system comprises a display unit, and a base attached to the display unit. The base comprises a communication interface to establish a connection between the display unit of the modular accessory system and at least one other display unit of another modular accessory system. The modular accessory system also comprises a stand attached to the base, and the stand holds a power cable to power the modular accessory system.

Abstract: Collaboration devices are disclosed. An example table-top collaboration device, including a housing; a sensor to obtain audio data, image data, or video data; a display including a first portion and a second portion, the first portion viewable from a first side of the device and the second portion viewable from a second side of the device; and a processor to facilitate a collaboration session between participants, the processor to use the audio data, the image data, or the video data during the collaboration session.

Abstract: In one example in accordance with the present disclosure, a computing input device is described. The computing input device includes an article of clothing to be worn by a user. An array of sensors is embedded in the article of clothing and receives a touch input. The array of sensors is concealed within the article of clothing. The computing input device also includes a control system to convert the touch input to the array of sensors into a computing input.

Abstract: A mirror may include a display adjacent one side of a half-mirror to present content and a controller. The controller is coupled to the display to determine, from biometric information acquired from a sensor, a focal distance of a user facing an opposite side of the half-mirror, present content on the mirror in a first manner and a reflection of the user in a second manner in response to the focal distance corresponding to the display, and present the content on the mirror in a third manner, different than the first manner, and the reflection of the user in a fourth manner, different than the third manner, in response to the focal distance corresponding to the reflection of the user.

Abstract: Sensor hub switches are described herein. In one example, a device can include a sensor hub moveable between a first position and a second position and a power switch to be deactivated by the sensor hub when the sensor hub is at the second position.

Abstract: In one example, a smart mirror. The smart mirror includes a display adjacent one side of a half-mirror, sensors to acquire biometric information of a user facing an opposite side of the half-mirror, and a controller coupled to the sensors and the display. The controller determines from the biometric information a focal distance of the user. If the focal distance corresponds to the display, the controller presents a user interface on the smart mirror in a highly-visible manner and a reflection of the user in a less-visible manner. If the focal distance corresponds to the reflection of the user, the controller presents the user interface on the smart mirror in a less-visible manner and the reflection of the user in a highly-visible manner.

Abstract: A disclosed example method to display information from a computer system includes: accessing peripheral display information in a designated peripheral display area of a frame buffer memory in response to detecting a presence of the peripheral display information, the designated peripheral display area being a subarea of the frame buffer memory, the sub-area covering less than an entirety of a main screen of a monitor; displaying, via a peripheral information display device, the peripheral display information from the designated peripheral display area of the frame buffer memory, the peripheral information display device being separate from the main screen; determining user input coordinates based on a user interaction with the peripheral display information; updating the peripheral display information from a computer to the frame buffer memory; and displaying the updated peripheral display information from the designated peripheral display area of the frame buffer memory via the peripheral information display

Abstract: Collaboration devices are disclosed. An example table-top collaboration device, including a housing; a sensor to obtain audio data, image data, or video data; a display including a first portion and a second portion, the first portion viewable from a first side of the device and the second portion viewable from a second side of the device; and a processor to facilitate a collaboration session between participants, the processor to use the audio data, the image data, or the video data during the collaboration session.

Abstract: Example modular desks are described herein. An example desk includes a first desk surface and a second desk surface coupled to the first desk surface. The second desk surface is moveable relative to the first desk surface between a first position in which the first desk surface and the second desk surface lie in a first plane and a second position in which the second desk surface is disposed in a second plane which is non-parallel to the first plane. The example desk includes a touchscreen coupled to the second desk surface. The touchscreen is exposed when the second desk surface is in the first position and when the second desk surface is in the second position. The example desk includes a processor operatively coupled to the touchscreen. The processor is to control a presentation of data via the touchscreen.

Abstract: A support member may be rotatably coupled to a display member and detachably coupled to a base member. The support member may be positionable to form an angle with the display member.

Abstract: An example system, including a camera to identify a projection area based on at least one criteria, and a projector unit attachable to the camera and to project an image to the projection area. A computing unit provides the image to the projector unit and sets the projector unit to project on the projection area, and the computing unit receives input through the camera and updates the image based on the input.

Abstract: A technique includes selecting at least one boundary for a panoramic image to be captured by a camera of an electronic device. The technique includes, based at least in part on the at least one selected boundary, moving the camera relative to a housing of the electronic device to acquire data representing a plurality of images that are associated with different imaged areas; and processing the acquired data to construct the panoramic image.

Abstract: An electronic desk includes at least two interactive panels hinged to a support structure. The interactive panels are hingably positionable in at least a horizontal and vertical position. The electronic desk further includes a computing device to provide computing resources to the interactive panels. A plurality of virtual machines interfaceable at the interactive panels may be included in the computing device. At least one virtual machine is to be formed in the computing device in response to detecting a request from a second user logging onto the computing device via one of the interactive panels after a first user has logged onto the computing device. The computing device is to provide additional input interfaces on the at least two interactive panels associated with each of the at last one of the virtual machines of the computing device.

Abstract: An example display system is disclosed. The modular accessory system comprises a display unit, and a base attached to the display unit. The base comprises a communication interface to establish a connection between the display unit of the modular accessory system and at least one other display unit of another modular accessory system. The modular accessory system also comprises a stand attached to the base, and the stand holds a power cable to power the modular accessory system.

Abstract: An example system for adjusting the center of mass of a computing device includes a base slidably coupled to a first portion of the computing device. The base repositions the first portion of the computing device relative to the base. A first hinge couples the first portion and a second portion, rotates the second portion relative to the first portion about an axis of rotation, and repositions the first portion of the computing device relative to the base.

Abstract: In one example, a smart mirror. The smart mirror includes a display adjacent one side of a half-mirror, sensors to acquire biometric information of a user facing an opposite side of the half-mirror, and a controller coupled to the sensors and the display. The controller determines from the biometric information a focal distance of the user. If the focal distance corresponds to the display, the controller presents a user interface on the smart mirror in a highly-visible manner and a reflection of the user in a less-visible manner. If the focal distance corresponds to the reflection of the user, the controller presents the user interface on the smart mirror in a less-visible manner and the reflection of the user in a highly-visible manner.

Abstract: A technique includes selecting at least one boundary for a panoramic image to be captured by a camera of an electronic device. The technique includes, based at least in part on the at least one selected boundary, moving the camera relative to a housing of the electronic device to acquire data representing a plurality of images that are associated with different imaged areas; and processing the acquired data to construct the panoramic image.