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What's the point of this beyond novelty? I could understand if it was running the same OS that stayed in sync, but having 2 OS's seems like way more trouble tha
by bmalicoat 17y ago
What's the point of this beyond novelty? I could understand if it was running the same OS that stayed in sync, but having 2 OS's seems like way more trouble than it's worth. It basically becomes a different computer when you dock/undock. Personally I'd prefer a powerful 15" laptop and then a smaller, more portable tablet.
- archon810 17y agoExactly. If I am working on something and suddenly need more portability, why in the world would I want to suddenly end up in a totally unrelated, different OS? It would make a ton more sense if it was either running the same OS in both scenarios, preferably not just Android based.
- aw3c2 17y agoNothing keeps you from installing your favourite OS on it. And I do not see why they would not provide an option to simply "add" the keyboard to the currently running tablet OS if you plug it it.