InFocus has debuted the Kangaroo Notebook, an interesting take on the laptop PC that features a bit of modular voodoo. Priced on the budget end of things at $300, the Kangaroo Notebook's novel feature is that it acts more like a laptop dock, allowing you to swap in Mini PC modules for separate uses.
Each PC module features its own storage, which opens up a whole host of different opportunities. As InFocus points out (opens in new tab), multiple PC modules could replace traditional user accounts on the same PC, keeping everything truly separate between users. Likewise, one person could use the modules to create separate experiences for personal and work uses.
As for specs, the Kangaroo Notebook dock an 11.6-inch screen, a Synaptics trackpad, a mic and speakers, and a built-in battery. The swappable PC modules come packing 2GB of RAM, 32GB of storage and an Intel Z8350 Cherrytrail CPU. All of this, of course, runs on Windows 10
InFocus says that the Kangaroo Notebook will go on sale at Newegg in mid-October.
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