NexDock is probably a new name to a lot of our readers. The company’s first product was a crowd-funded $120 device that made a 14″ laptop-of-sorts out of pretty much anything with an HDMI output. Now the company is back with a second revision that can also turn one of Intel’s recently-announced Compute Cards into a hybrid tablet-laptop device with a touchscreen.
The device is shaped like a conventional tablet with a bulge in the chassis, where the Compute Card is inserted. The company cleverly calls this bulge an ergonomic hand grip.
NexDock is probably a new name to a lot of our readers. The company’s first product was a crowd-funded $120 device that made a 14″ laptop-of-sorts out of pretty much anything with an HDMI output. Now the company is back with a second revision that can also turn one of Intel’s recently-announced Compute Cards into a hybrid tablet-laptop device with a touchscreen. 
