The problem with phone computing is that it's still the weakest option: Phone < Laptop < Desktop I used to have a Sony Vaio that I would hookup to big screens

The problem with phone computing is that it's still the weakest option: Phone < Laptop < Desktop I used to have a Sony Vaio that I would hookup to big screens at each work space. Now I use dropbox to sync desktops. My main machine has a GTX 1070 running a 4K @ 60Hz with an m2 SSD, and it was half the price of my laptop (I had to build it, but I had fun doing it). It's ten times as fast. And no more laptop hugging. I think the key is working with the premise that any Maru user will have a main laptop or desktop. For example, if I could work with my phone in a window on my desktop, that would be amazing. And where I don't have a more powerful machine, I would just connect my phone directly to the monitor. Also dropbox is a must. I'm surprised my Android doesn't do this already though... How hard would it be for a smartphone to double as a ChromeBox?