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This time, the display is not bent, but a more complex approach, which relies on multi-layer screens and places two curved monitors under the standard layer. Microsoft explained that the curved edges of the screen help eliminate the gaps usually caused by the supporting structure, creating a sense of continuous display from one side to the other.

The description section of this patent provides more information about how Microsoft envisions this technology working on devices:

In a display device such as a spliced display or an articulated display, a plurality of display panels may be included and separated from each other by a supporting structure, and the visibility of the supporting structure may interfere with the user's perception of the display object.

In order to reduce and / or blur the visibility of the supporting structure of the display panel, the present disclosure provides an exemplary display device comprising a curved or curved area for guiding light to the user's eyes when the user's line of sight is aligned with the supporting structure. At the edge of the display panel. In this way, when the user looks at the area occupied by the support panel, the user can see the light of the display object from the display panel.

There is no doubt that this is only a temporary patent, and it is too early to assume that Microsoft can put it into production, although this is consistent with the company's efforts to create new shapes through its Surface series.

The latest rumors suggest that Surface Phone will not be launched this year, but it may be launched in 2018, so Microsoft still has plenty of time to come up with something really innovative.

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