Microsoft's new patent: dual-screen device connection hinge makes the volume smaller_Company News 2

A new patent approved by the US Patent and Trademark Office may pave the way for a revolutionary type of smart device. While clamshell mobile phones have traditionally consisted of a keyboard and a screen, this patent explores the concept of using both the upper and lower parts of the phone body as screens. This innovation could potentially lead to the creation of a new category of smart devices. Sony had previously attempted a similar concept with a dual-screen notebook, but the device failed due to the bulky hinge connecting the two screens. However, Microsoft's patent introduces a hinge connection that significantly reduces the volume of the device. The patent application, submitted in 2010, focuses on solving the issue of dual-screen devices not being able to open to a full 180-degree position without sacrificing aesthetics or other parameters. The newly patented hinge mechanism allows the device to open flat without a protruding hinge. Although the patent does not guarantee that Microsoft will implement this technology in their products, if they do, it could introduce a unique form of mobile device that benefits both consumers and the company. AOSITE Hardware, a leading manufacturer, prioritizes customer satisfaction by offering high-quality products and efficient service. Their expertise lies in producing hinges for various industrial applications, including metal tube cutting and deep processing. AOSITE Hardware emphasizes innovation in both production technology and product development to remain competitive. Their drawer slides are known for their style, quality, and affordability, with options available in different sizes. With over years of experience in the toy industry, AOSITE Hardware is committed to producing drawer slides that are loved by children and trusted by parents. They also offer a hassle-free return policy, guaranteeing a 100% refund for any product quality issues or mistakes made by the company.