Devices With Multiple Display Units TRIZ Cases

A mobile terminal case integrates a second display unit to extend the visual interface beyond the primary screen.

A UI framework abstracts combined virtual and physical screen spaces across multiple electronic devices.

External display presents images on a closed foldable device, eliminating menu navigation to share photos after calls.

Segmenting the visual output into two separate displays expands the viewing area while maintaining a compact form factor through dynamic positioning.

A sliding folder unit positions a second display adjacent to a main body display, expanding the screen area without increasing the device footprint.

Control module distinguishes active display surfaces using distinct visual cues like bar images and brightness variations.

Segmented connection members protect rigid interfaces from impact damage while enabling independent battery cover removal for maintenance.

A dual-screen mobile terminal displays primary application icons on the front screen and subordinate icons on the back screen based on current usage scenarios.

A display device connects to a server using a unique identifier to establish communication channels with mobile terminals for content reception.

Controller maintains task continuity and execution order during mobile terminal display switching operations.

A mobile device transfers electronic content to an external display via short-range wireless communication.

Automatic application launching on interior displays reduces user interaction time and simplifies notification management in hinged devices.