Setup: A monitor keyboard and mouse and a dock with a USB C port.
Device: 1hr battery powered mini pc/device with USB c.
Use: Take device with me to work, school, or workstation outside of home. Work a few hours. And wrap up and leave.
This device can be a phone too! Like all amazing tech, I feel the opportunity for such devices will pass before it reaches to market.
Maybe more importantly though, how feasible is the glasses suggestion? Are any now a reasonable proposition for a large emacs instance?
There's a number of tablet examples curated on the ergomobilecomputers subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/ErgoMobileComputers/search/?q=table...
> "how feasible is the glasses suggestion?"
Not my cup of tea but see some people do it:
- https://www.reddit.com/r/ErgoMobileComputers/comments/1bzkpl...
- https://www.reddit.com/r/ErgoMobileComputers/comments/16cc6y...
...why do I feel nostalgic for a cyberpunk dystopia?
The only certainty is that email will never die
Even with a full-sized VR headset I'd be willing to spring for it.
EDIT: Some more details here: https://videocardz.com/newz/pocket-sized-foldable-keyboard-i...
The fact it obviously charges over USB-C is great - it's easy to get a new charger everywhere too. I've actually now stopped taking a travel adapter with me when travelling, and just buy a local USB power brick if I don't already have one for the country I'm going to. My oldish Dell laptop was my last non-USB powered device, but I found some cables on eBay that do the trick and even carrying a spare around (just in case) is less hassle than carrying the original laptop power brick.
I love that we have pretty powerful laptops with 20 hours of battery that only weigh a pound or so. I remember 20 years ago lugging around a 2kh brick with only 2 hours of battery.