Just checking out the Engadget site specifically the "Motorola Atrix 4G, HD multimedia dock, and laptop dock hands-on" post and what can say but WOW.
I think this looks like a dream come true and if they have put a decent camera in there I think I'm in love...
The laptop dock is basically a screen with full size keyboard that pretty much turns it the phone into a laptop!
Sony Atrix Laptop Dock
The phone dock allows you to plug in mouse, keyboard and hook up to a full HD screen !
Sony Atrix Phone Dock
Check out the engadget video that shows it all working and much more. It is really impressive if that is the type of experience that can be expected on the final version...
I was impressed with the Droid / Milestone but this is just great...
The User experience that is shown in the video and the amount of ways it can be used plus all the functions available through the WebTop application is just amazing.
PS: when are we getting this in Europe and moreover in France???
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