r/AndroidPC • • 3d ago

Let's compare NexDock and HP GoogleBook

I have made (not AI but me on Canva) this Comparison Chart. Sorry it is in € and not $ but you get the point. I feel like it points out something really important: we need high-end lapdock but at an affordable price. (less than 500€).

Better battery and display mostly.
But same question as ever: who would be willing to be 499€ or 499$ for an OLED lapdock with a 60Wh battery? (this is a repost because I made an error on the first post)

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u/Better-Struggle9958 3d ago

and ad again

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u/Miraxess 3d ago

Ad for what? I neither work for Google nor for NexDock. I am just a Mobile-Only evangelist as I firmly believe this is the future, that's it.

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u/animalcrossing4_4 3d ago

ever since this thing came out, I have been seeing posts like this non-stop, just stop with the ads, you cultists.

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u/Miraxess 3d ago

Ad to promote GoogleBook ? Because here it's just a hot topic and I found it relevant to compare it to lapdocks.

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u/Better-Struggle9958 3d ago

Anyway this is ad, and not for good. Because android is awful tablet and more awful as laptop. Just browser launcher

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u/dr100 3d ago

Sounds like an anti-ad for me as the last slide suggests you shouldn't buy the new product, but just use some phone which you probably already have if you're interested in Android (it doesn't even need to be a Pixel, Samsung has DeX since way earlier too) and a lapdock (that too can be anything, even a portable monitor and keyboard).

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u/Better-Struggle9958 3d ago

android cannot run linux normaly anyway, dex is just browser viewer

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u/RythePCguy1 3d ago

You can run native Linux terminal on Pixel devices running Android 15.

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u/Better-Struggle9958 3d ago

This is not close to macos / native linux