The Atrix was indeed ahead of its time, but it was flawed in many ways. From reviews of the era, I remember that performance in the lapdock environment was poo

The Atrix was indeed ahead of its time, but it was flawed in many ways. From reviews of the era, I remember that performance in the lapdock environment was poor. And since it ran an entirely separate Linux OS, the integration with Android wasn't great. Motorola had a good idea, but the execution felt more like a hack job than a product they were willing to support and improve. They soon abandoned the concept, and it wasn't until Samsung took it up with DeX that we saw an improvement on it. This iteration by Purism looks interesting, but my main concern would be performance. And whether Purism is dedicated to supporting it, or if I'll be left with a USB-C monitor in a couple of years.