Conveniences include discreet checking of your phone. When tablet and phone are joined and docked onto the keyboard, you only need to focus on one screen, instead of having to face up to the fact that you're obviously working as you constantly sneak peeks at your phone.
Even when the phone's screen is minimised and you're checking your emails in laptop mode, if you receive a message a notification will pop up and you can reply directly from the mode you're in. Same goes for calls - slip the phone out and take your call somewhere a little more private or use the speakers on the tablet to answer your call directly in laptop mode.
Another massive advantage as far as we can tell is the copious amounts of storage you get with this device. The smartphone contains up to 64GB storage, with a microSD slot to boost that by up to another 64GB. As for the tablet, it packs 128GB of storage, with the option of another 64GB via microSD, while the keyboard holds up to 1TB of memory, with a USB 3.0 and 2.0 slot to plug in your external hard drives. You don't even have to do the maths to know that you could store a decade's worth of movies in this massive-brained device.
As for charging, it's also a 3-in-1 experience. Just plug the charging cable into the tablet and all the devices drink their fill at the same time. Also, there's the added bonus of the entire device leveraging on the phone's speedy LTE 4G abilities.
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