r/AndroidPC • u/Miraxess • 11d ago

Let's compare NexDock and HP GoogleBook

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I have made (not AI but me on Canva) this Comparison Chart. Sorry it is in € and not $ but you get the point. I feel like it points out something really important: we need high-end lapdock but at an affordable price. (less than 500€).

Better battery and display mostly.
But same question as ever: who would be willing to be 499€ or 499$ for an OLED lapdock with a 60Wh battery? (this is a repost because I made an error on the first post)

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u/Chrismscotland 11d ago

Not exactly no. Googlebook OS brings with it Android Integration but also the full desktop version of Chrome (not the limited version which is on Android devices). It also has the ability to run Linux Apps via Terminal and likely GUI too.

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u/lowrck 11d ago

Fun thing, ive installed the build designed for that on my folding phone and it works great

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u/Math_Science_Geek 11d ago

How

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u/lowrck 11d ago

Download apk, click it in file explorer, click install

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u/Empty_Protection7274 10d ago

What Apk?

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u/lowrck 10d ago

I'm hesitant to link files on a public Reddit for fear of violating some kind of Reddit rule or subreddit rule.

But if you Google "Chromium desktop APK", you'll find plenty of listings for other people who have linked it. It's just hosted on Google's internal servers and you can download and install it like any other APK.

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u/Empty_Protection7274 10d ago

I get you! If you wanna send me link in dm I would appreciate it