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I think the more common use case would be having a work station at home and at your work, each with a screen, keyboard and mouse. Then you could just plug your
by superhuzza 8y ago
I think the more common use case would be having a work station at home and at your work, each with a screen, keyboard and mouse.
Then you could just plug your phone into the workstation you want to use, and switching between them would just be moving your phone. Staying home? Just plug in your phone. Decide to go to the office in the afternoon? Just bring your phone and you're set.
- slfnflctd 8y agoI've been waiting for something like this to really take off in the consumer space for a while now. It seems to me to be almost an inevitable next step. Even gaming or other high-end uses could be addressed with an external GPU (or streaming). Combined with cloud storage, you can more or less stay in the same environment all the time, and your data would be impervious to drive failure. I'm actually surprised it's not already out there in a big way, the major players must all be working on some version of it.