"Mind Go is a modular 3-in-1 that starts with an 11.6-inch tablet, weighing around 600g and roughly 6.1mm thick in the current prototype. It is fanless, with built-in speakers, a front camera, Mind Pencil support, and a raised edge on the back that makes one-handed grip easier. The tablet is deliberately not a battery monster on its own because it is meant for shorter, mobile sessions where lightness matters more than runtime."
"At a desk or café, the tablet drops into the Mind Go Keyboard. The keyboard is both input and battery, connected through pogo pins, bringing total capacity to 45Wh and roughly nine hours of local video playback. The trackpad and full keys turn the setup into a familiar laptop, and you can detach or reattach the tablet without interrupting what you are doing, shifting between seated and walk-around work."
Mind Go uses a modular 3-in-1 approach that shifts form factor to match use: an 11.6-inch fanless tablet, a keyboard-equipped laptop, and an actively cooled dock. The tablet prototype weighs about 600g and measures roughly 6.1mm thick, includes front camera, built-in speakers, Mind Pencil support, and a raised rear edge for easier one-handed grip. The keyboard connects via pogo pins, adds battery to reach 45Wh and roughly nine hours of local video playback, and provides a full keyset and trackpad. The stand supplies active cooling and multiple ports, enabling sustained performance up to about 30 W.
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