Abstract: In one embodiment, a method for managing a heatsink of an information handling system includes: determining, by a controller unit of the information handling system, that a vibration event is to occur, the vibration event associated with a vibration unit of the information handling system, the controller unit communicably coupled to the vibration unit, the vibration unit removably coupled to the heatsink; and causing, by the controller unit, the vibration unit to generate the vibration event, the vibration event causing the vibration unit to apply one or more vibrations to the heatsink, the one or more vibrations causing a boundary layer of particles to be removed from a surface of the heatsink.

Abstract: A main housing portion of a portable information handing system. The main housing portion includes: a bottom cover portion; and, a top cover portion coupled to the bottom cover portion, the top cover portion comprising a top portion unibody cover, a clear mesh portion, the clear mesh portion performing a touch sensing operation and a top portion bottom cover, the top portion unibody cover and the clear mesh portion being fastened to the top portion bottom cover to provide a unibody top cover portion.

Abstract: A display device for an information handling system includes a flexible display screen, a display holder, and a sliding frame component. The flexible display screen is able to be adjusted in between multiple sizes. The display holder includes first and second foldable portions located on distal ends of the display holder. The sliding frame component adjusts the size of the flexible display screen. The sliding frame component includes first and second sliding frames, and a gear. The first sliding frame includes a first adjustment component, and the second sliding frame includes a second adjustment component. The gear is located in between the first and second adjustment components, and guides the first and second sliding frames.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method for managing a heatsink of an information handling system includes: determining, by a controller unit of the information handling system, that a vibration event is to occur, the vibration event associated with a vibration unit of the information handling system, the controller unit communicably coupled to the vibration unit, the vibration unit removably coupled to the heatsink; and causing, by the controller unit, the vibration unit to generate the vibration event, the vibration event causing the vibration unit to apply one or more vibrations to the heatsink, the one or more vibrations causing a boundary layer of particles to be removed from a surface of the heatsink.

Abstract: A display device for an information handling system includes a flexible display screen, a display holder, and a sliding frame component. The flexible display screen is able to be adjusted in between multiple sizes. The display holder includes first and second foldable portions located on distal ends of the display holder. The sliding frame component adjusts the size of the flexible display screen. The sliding frame component includes first and second sliding frames, and a gear. The first sliding frame includes a first adjustment component, and the second sliding frame includes a second adjustment component. The gear is located in between the first and second adjustment components, and guides the first and second sliding frames.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-usable medium are disclosed for implementing automated adjustment of extended desktop monitor configuration settings in an information handling system (IHS) based on acoustic analysis of audio emitted from a speaker of an extended desktop monitor and received at multiple microphones of the IHS. In certain embodiments, the multiple microphones are in fixed alignment with a built-in monitor of the IHS. As such, the audio received at the multiple microphones can be used to determine the position of the extended desktop monitor with respect to the built-in monitor. Various embodiments include corresponding computer-implemented methods, computer systems, apparatus, and computer programs recorded on one or more non-transient computer storage devices.