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I remember a while back there was the similar ClamCase Clambook[1] (all manufacturer links now non-existent). It never shipped. Any relation to that project?
by ChartsNGraffs 10y ago
I remember a while back there was the similar ClamCase Clambook[1] (all manufacturer links now non-existent). It never shipped. Any relation to that project?
1 - http://www.zdnet.com/article/clambook-turn-your-smartphone-into-a-laptop/ http://www.zdnet.com/article/clambook-turn-your-smartphone-i...
- ajiang 10y agoNone at all! Although we've gotten in touch with the founder, who is a super nice guy. He mentioned about the challenges of software - near impossible on iOS. And actually of all of the various attempts at this, the primary failure was that the software experience was so poor. We've been working on the software side (Andromium) for over 1.5 years, with a bunch of feedback from a pretty awesome community :)
- betimsl 10y agoThere was also Motorola Atrix and one can get that laptop/shell for $75 on eBay. I wonder if their app works with it.
- ajiang 10y agoHaha yes! But when it came out, the laptop shell was $500-$600. Unsupported hardware has a tendency to get cheap ;)
- skykooler 10y agoI've been using the Atrix lapdock for a while with a Raspberry Pi, and the one thing that bothered me is that keys for adjusting things on the dock itself (like screen brightness, or keyboard backlight) don't work unless the USB is connected to a device that recognizes it. Is this the same for the Superbook, or does it process its own key presses?