In long term, this could change everything. In the short term, the tech is cool but I'm having trouble imagining how I would use this. In the short-term: Woul

In long term, this could change everything. In the short term, the tech is cool but I'm having trouble imagining how I would use this. In the short-term: Would I set this up at home for personal use? Likely not as I would have my laptop already for this purpose. At home, I would want the flexibility to be able to move between my desk and couch, at least. Would I use this at work? I already have a powerful work laptop - this would definitely not substitute. If my employer had many traveling employees, would they setup DeX workstations for those who are visiting for a few hours? Maybe. For work use, it's too limited in power and applications to be a serious competitor. In the long term: If I were a casual user of tech, whose primary needs were email, documents, videos and photos, would this let me not buy a separate laptop altogether? Yes - possibly. This is the killer use case. Eventually, the phone will get more and more powerful and internet speeds will get faster. For the casual tech user of email, documents, media and web browsing, this will more than suffice. Having two machines to buy and maintain, that do the same thing for you, will seem clunky and out-dated.