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Different use case, surely? This isn’t a laptop, it has no keyboard. And a used PC is going to take up a lot more space. I see this as a competitor to, say, us
by afavour 5y ago
Different use case, surely? This isn’t a laptop, it has no keyboard. And a used PC is going to take up a lot more space.
I see this as a competitor to, say, using an iPad or Android tablet as a kiosk-style device.
- mbreese 5y agoI agree -- it looks like there are mounting points on the back. While the review treated it as a pretty thick tablet or external screen, I think the main use case would be a wall mounted display, in something like kiosk mode. Maybe like a room availability monitor? But definitely something where the form is equally important as the function and a laptop wouldn't work. But, I also think the ability to use this as a portable external/secondary monitor is quite interesting. That does make it more useful.