HP has explored a concept for 'composable Micro LED monitors' in a technical disclosure.

The concept allows users to create multi-monitor setups using modular building blocks.

The theoretical setup includes a core unit with additional screens that can be attached on the left, right, or bottom sides.

The system can function as one, two, or multiple monitors, featuring physical switches to disable displays.

Connection of extensions to the core monitor uses pogo pins or RFID readers and tags, with magnets aiding in alignment.

Different configurations can be created based on user needs, like a larger screen for video and a smaller one for editing tools.

Potential innovations include using eInk technology for extension displays.

The concept aims to minimize distractions from bezels or seams by using rays to propagate across boundaries without distortion.

HP engineers frequently explore new technologies and have a history of turning concepts into commercial products.

The concept aims to simplify multi-monitor setups and enhance productivity with a flexible and customizable display system.

Challenges include the need for seamless connectivity and alignment, but the concept represents a potential future direction in monitor technology.