The first Android Laptop was a Disaster

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Sponsored by NordVPN: Get up to 77% off + 3 extra months with a 2-year plan at https://www.nordvpn.com/xda Android laptops have been a thing for longer than you might think. Sure, Google and Qualcomm might be preparing to launch the first proper Android-powered notebooks in 2026. But did you know the very earliest examples of this OS being shoehorned onto this kind of computer date back more than a decade and a half? You might remember the ASUS Transformer tablet that could drop into a keyboard dock, or various convertible efforts by Lenovo... but, no. Those are far too recent and frankly, far too competently executed for this video. Because today we're looking at one of the very first and arguably very worst Android laptops, from the darkest depths of the year 2010. 0:00 Intro 0:38 The netbook era 3:53 Hardware & connectivity 4:57 The software... 7:07 Why does this exist? Check out XDA on https://twitter.com/xdadevelopers https://www.facebook.com/xda.developers and https://www.instagram.com/xdasocial/ When you make a purchase using links in the description or comments, we may earn an affiliate commission. See more: https://www.xda-developers.com/page/terms-of-use/