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Re: Latest Gole1 Mini PC, Rugged Tablets, Fanless Mini PC, Intel and Rockchip based at HKTDC Fair

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Re: Samsung Galaxy S10 Dex on Lapdock, faster, smoother, doesn’t take over phone display

allaboutsmartphones — Fri, 13 Sep 2019 09:46:31 -0000

Alternative devices are now available including this touchscreen dock for Samsung DeX handsets.

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Re: $100 Lapdock on Indiegogo

CheesyNode — Wed, 26 Dec 2018 00:42:18 -0000

Hey Charbax I'd love to see this project succeed but there are some issues I think you need to address.

The first problem I see is that you're assuming that the backers know what the Lapdock actually is. You need to spend more time explaining the basics of the lapdock and other products being presented.

The other issue is the lack of images in the campaign. It would be awesome to see pictures of the products of each tier, like the Type-C sticks for example. Why should I back the Type-C stick when I have no idea what they look like? If there are no factory samples then perhaps some concept images?

Just look at other tech campaigns for reference. They have enough information and images in the description so the average person stumbling upon the campaign for the first time knows the basics of what the product is and how it works.

Since this is a niche product, you'll be relying heavily on the average consumer backing this campaign, as well as the other various tech websites to give you cover.

Re: $100 Lapdock on Indiegogo

Jon Smirl — Sun, 23 Dec 2018 20:46:06 -0000

micro HDMI or DisplayPort, either is fine.

Note the lapdock needs the micro HDMI or DisplayPort connector, very few laptops other than MacBooks support USB-C Alt-mode.

Re: $100 Lapdock on Indiegogo

Charbax — Sun, 23 Dec 2018 20:44:30 -0000

Yes I think with the HDMI input (currently with the HDMI to DP adapter) you can connect your laptop to it as a second display.. for example with a basic DP to HDMI cable. The Lapdock's keyboard/mouse and ports also will work back onto your laptop too by a USB connection back.

Re: $100 Lapdock on Indiegogo

Jon Smirl — Sun, 23 Dec 2018 20:39:48 -0000

The lapdock would be more useful to me if it included a micro Displayport connector too. That would let me plug it into my laptop as a second screen when I don't want to use it with the phone.

Another idea, use a swivel mount between the screen and keyboard. Now you can turn the screen 180 degrees. That lets you use it as a presentation device for a customer and still type on the keyboard while looking at your phone.

Re: $100 Lapdock on Indiegogo

Charbax — Sun, 23 Dec 2018 19:49:23 -0000

Yes the alt-modes can be confusing a little bit. But hopefully this functionality will become more and more standard into every phone in 2019, I really hope so. Even from the cheapest phones they should have that. Though I have made videos with HDMI they are doing an alt-mode too. Eventually devices should I guess support both Displayport and HDMI alt-modes both in one. As for Dex for example it requires support in the firmware of the Dock, so for example that $10 Dock that I show in the video, its firmware will be updated to support Dex, though that firmware thing is not required to support PC Mode from a Huawei phone or from the Smartisan or the BQ. Only Dex needs to be supported in the firmware but that the PCB designer of the Dock knows how to enable so it will be. I think possibly the phones need to do USB 3.1 speed over their Type-C port to even be considered to support the alt-mode for Displayport. So perhaps trying to save a bit of money on that for example the phones from Honor and Huawei Nova brand and Huawei Light range, those seem to not do PC Mode. Which is sad, that Huawei/Honor would split their range like that. I am hoping all Huawei/Honor phones in 2019 will support PC Mode, not only their high end Mate 10/20/20Pro/P20 range. Yes I look forward to post more updates to the campaign in the coming weeks, I will also be showing off a sample of the Lapdock to other bloggers and YouTubers at CES so they can check it out. It works great now already, just a few more tweaks I think can be done on the PCB of the Lapdock. For example I don't want the user need to think about first pushing the power button, it should startup instantly when connecting a compatible phone. Because the phone I think sends some power a bit through the Type-C so enough to "wake up" the Lapdock just by plugging it. Right now the user needs to be sure to power it on first. Second thing I am looking into if the PCB can automatically switch between the two Type-C ports so both can take the Displayport input or charge with that high power power delivery Type-C charger. Yes the phone gets charges while connected. Trying to make sure the Lapdock has high quality high grade Lithium Ion batteries for long battery time, so my hope is something like at least 12 hours and when you're done your phone is fully charged. That's another little thing being finalized in PCB and firmware, to make sure the charge current is appropriate for fast charging the phone decently when it's plugged, and also the other USB ports provide power hopefully automatically. So you can for example connect an external 2.5" USB3 hard drive and it should just work. Few more stuffs like that need to be made perfect before shipping. Ah yes also I want that extra internal Type-C port so if you have an internal Type-C stick in the Lapdock then the Lapdock automatically runs off of that until you eventually plug a phone then it switches over to the phone, possibly keyboard shortcut to switch from one to the other if you want to run both at the same time.

Re: $100 Lapdock on Indiegogo

Jon Smirl — Sun, 23 Dec 2018 19:06:45 -0000

This is relying on USB-C Alt-mode DisplayPort support, right?
https://blog.startech.com/p...

Many people have trouble understanding this since it is not a universal feature available on all USB-C ports. The big problems is that there is no way to tell if a USB-C port supports Alt-mode DisplayPort other than plugging in a monitor and seeing if it functions.

I will admit to wasting several hundred dollars buying USB-C gear and then discovering that it would not all work the way I thought it would due to pieces not supporting Alt-mode. My initial assumption was that Alt-mode was a universal feature, now I know better.

Does the lapdock push power back into the phone to keep it charged?

I'd suggest doing a campaign update that explains more about how a lapdock works.

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