LG patents laptop with Touch panel both side of keypad

In a recent patent, LG patented a design for a laptop that has a Touch panel on both sides of the keypad. The touchscreen display enclosure would include the power button, the touch controls, and a keyboard accessory. In addition, the device would have a large empty base area where the screen and other input hardware can be placed. The touch screen and input hardware are also customizable.

A recent patent application filed by LG for a laptop with a dual screen setup has been published by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). This concept is similar to Samsung's flexibly-display tablet, but it combines a touchscreen and a keyboard. The laptop has a 13.3-inch screen and a touch-sensitive keyboard. When folded, the screen and keyboard resemble a sound bar.

The patent also features a new design for a roll-up keyboard. The screen in the laptop is 13.3 inches, but it can be rolled up to 17 inches. The touchscreen and keyboard are embedded into the drum of the screen. When rolled up, the keyboard looks like a sound bar. This is a big step forward for the laptop industry, and it could make life easier for users.

While we can't say if the new LG notebook will come to market, the idea of a roll-up laptop is very exciting. The new LG model will have a 13.3-inch screen and can roll up to 17 inches. When fully rolled up, the touchscreen and keyboard can appear like a tick display drum. Once it is fully rolled up, the laptop will look like a sound bar.

LG has also filed a patent for a laptop with a Touch panel on both sides of the keypad. While this design is far from perfect, it is a step in the right direction. The WIPO has listed the LG notebook patent as an example of a multifunctional keyboard. Aside from the touchscreen, the laptop features two displays on either side of the keyboard. As the name suggests, the display can control volume and brightness.

It is not clear when the rollable laptop will be available on the market, but LG has already filed a patent for a concept device. The concept device has a 17-inch screen and can roll into a 13.3-inch device. The keyboard and touchpad can also fold and the device can be converted into a tablet-like device. Currently, LG has not announced a commercial release date for this rollable laptop, but it is possible that it will in the future.

Unlike other laptops, this one features a Touch panel on both sides of the keyboard. Its design also leaves a large empty space at the base of the laptop. This free space could be used for a wide-screen display or for eye-tracking mechanisms. The patents show that LG's rollable laptop will have a 13-inch screen, and it can roll up into a 17-inch model.

The concept laptop will have a 17.3-inch screen, and can be rolled up into a tablet-like device. Its keyboard and touchpad can fold up, turning the device into a tablet-like device when it is not in use. The rollable laptop has yet to be commercially available, though. While patents do not necessarily lead to a commercial product, it can be useful for many users.

The patent also shows a keyboard with multiple displays, such as touchscreens and multi-function displays. The display is a multifunctional display with a number pad that can adjust volume and screen brightness. Similarly, the keyboard is small compared to a traditional laptop, and the touch panel is placed on both sides. The keyboard can be folded up, and the screen rolls up into a drum that houses the touchscreen and keyboard. When the keyboard is fully rolled up, it looks like a sound bar.

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