BlueDock, removing the "pocket" from PocketPC

Trying to cash in on those not willing buy a proper pocket-sized portable computer like the OQO, the BlueDock is a docking station for various PocketPCs. It's got changeable docking slots, an Ethernet port, USB (doesn't say if it's 2.0 so that probably means not), SVGA 800x600 monitor out, and a SD memory card slot. The idea is that you can ditch your laptop and use your Pocket PC like a regular PC, with a regular monitor, keyboard, and mouse when you're in the office. WHich is all very interesting (maybe even brushing the upper borders of interesting and coming up on nifty), but no matter what trendy colors they use in the name it's hard to see how they're going to convince people to completely eliminate their laptops and use a PocketPC as their "primary computing platform".

[(Unverified) Posted Dec 19th 2005 2:39AM]

While my situation might not be like others - I use my notebook almost solely for email, and reviewing attachments. Given the nature of my work, my Primary machine is a high-powered desktop (read: $1500 to $2000 less than the very few comparably equipped notebooks). But I still want portability. Better still, I bothered to get my PPC 'upgraded' with an aftermarket memory boost. So for me, this could be just the ticket!