I don't know how you'd get that from what I wrote. I don't know how to respond without repeating myself, as nothing in your post indicates where I lost you. Fu

I don't know how you'd get that from what I wrote. I don't know how to respond without repeating myself, as nothing in your post indicates where I lost you. Fundamentally the problem is a "lack of exposed forward planning". I'll believe they're interested when they have a docking station as an effective means of switching between desktop use and laptop use and stop suggesting that people spend 60%-70% more in hardware alone per person by purchasing both a laptop and desktop. Either that, or they'll manage to get their philosophy so engrained that immediate cost is trumped by some other value proposition.