The company says its 6th-generation NexDock is in stock for shipment from its Hong Kong warehouse to more than 30 countries. It costs $229 plus shipping, with taxes and import duties included for supported destinations.
The company launched a crowdfunding campaign in 2016, raising $360K to develop the first generation of NexDocks, which turn PC sticks, mini PCs, and W10 smartphones into laptops. It shipped NexDocks to approximately 3,000 backers in 60 countries.
Windows Central examines a NexPhone video showing Windows 11, Android, and Linux running on a Nex Computer device. The text identifies the clip as making the Windows 11 phone concept feel real, but gives no further details about the device or its capabilities.
NexPhone launches a $550 smartphone that boots Android, Linux, and Windows 11. It is presented as a device intended to serve as a user's only computer.
Nex Computer announces the NexDock Wireless, a refreshed version of its NexDock laptop dock that adds wireless connectivity. The device supports Miracast and Bluetooth.
