FYI There is an on going Kickstarter campaign for a Superbook. The campaign page says "turn your smart phone into a laptop for $99". A Superbook has a 11.6 inch HD display, a multi touch track pad, keyboard and rechargeable battery. For more information see (https://www.kickstarter.com/project...n-your-smartphone-into-a-laptop-f/description) Initially the campaign's main selling point was tun your Android Smartphone into a laptop. A recent update says the Superbook can be used with Raspberry PI. Microsoft Surface and a PC stick. In a response to a question about using the Superbook with an UDoo X86 the campaign owner said "Yes if there's a driver, it should". A Superbook uses Displaylink technology and USB for transmitting video from a PC to a Superbook. For more information see: (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DisplayLink#Technology) For information about drivers see: (http://www.displaylink.com/downloads) hrh1818
I'm backing that. And I backed the UDOO X86. But I'd rather buy a laptop instead of combining these two projects. I also have several Raspberries...but I find it pointless to use them with the Superbook.The whole thing is about using the smartphone as a computer that always has connectivity and is a " single point of communication"
