Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods for the use of mobile computing devices, such as tablets and/or smartphones, as user-customizable input devices that interface with more sophisticated computer systems (or “parent computing systems”), such as a picture archiving and communication system (PACS) and/or an electronic medical record system (EMR). Further described are systems and methods of mobile device user input and interface optimization and customization based on a user's identity, a parent computing system's characteristics, and/or a tilt angle of a display.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are systems and methods for combining two or more physical electronic displays into a single, unified electronic display. In an embodiment, two or more displays are combined into a single combined display by removing display bezel sections that exists between the combined displays. In another embodiment, two or more display panels (such as LCD panels) are combined into a single display by coupling a single combined bezel, backlight, and/or power supply to the combined display panels. Such a combined electronic display may provide a significantly reduced cost as compared to a similarly sized single electronic display. Additionally, a combined display may provide sizes that are currently unavailable in single electronic display.