After announcing its Compute Card modular platform in January of 2017, Intel has confirmed that it will stop the development of a new generation of that hardware component moving forward.
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NexDock today announced its next project, which is designed around Intel's Compute Cards. The dummy laptop will include a slot for the Cards, along with an area for other insertable ports.
NexDock has met the $300,000 goal that it set for itself on Indiegogo. The product is a 14.1" dummy laptop that can be used for Continuum or any other feature that requires a monitor or keyboard.
A new Indigogo campaign promises to provide a $119 laptop dock for devices running Windows 10 Mobile, Android and iOS. The device can also serve as a secondary display for a PC or Raspberry Pi.
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