Today’s technology advances are the Sci-Fi gadgets on movies decades ago. Things like mobile phones smaller than the palm of your hand or laptops so thin that they fit in an envelope are becoming everyday gadgets.
These advances are in the forefront of technology, some phones have fully functional applications that were only available in computers before. Only thing missing is a phone that you could connect to a device and magically transforms into a laptop. Folks, check out the Motorola Atrix 4G laptop dock.
The Motorola Atrix 4G is the one mobile phone that could double as a laptop. With the laptop dock made for it, you can plug it in, and you have a full-fledged netbook. Simply unplug the Atrix, and you got your phone back that works simply as a mobile phone. Complete with a launch pad, a keyboard, a touchpad, an 11.5 inch display, and USB ports, along with all the applications laptops have, like Skype or Mozilla. The dock itself has a long life battery installed, and it won’t eat your phone’s battery up.
Another interesting thing to ponder is the rumor claiming that the laptop dock supports a multitouch feature. Folks at xda-developers said that in-store demo units of the laptop dock indeed supports such functionality. However, Motorola denies these claims and firmly stated that the upcoming Atrix laptop dock does not support multitouch capability. Well, it is possible in the future but not now.
Check this CNET review to know more details:
This maybe one very convenient add-on gadget, but it does come with the hefty price of $500. You can also subscribe to a $20 a month 2 year plan, and get the phone and dock for $300. The Motorola Atrix 4G and the Atrix laptop dock is already out in the market.
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