Motorola Droid Bionic Lapdock w/ 11.6" Screen, Web Browser & QWERTY Keyboard $79.99 free shipping.

FYI, I got this Bionic Lapdock last time, and it does not work with the Virgin Mobile Motorola Triumph; while the direction of the plugs is the same, the distance in-between is just a little bit off, you won't be able to just directly plug it in.

Does this work for the Atrix 2?

Quote from maxli : FYI, I got this Bionic Lapdock last time, and it does not work with the Virgin Mobile Motorola Triumph; while the direction of the plugs is the same, the distance in-between is just a little bit off, you won't be able to just directly plug it in.

hrm, good to know, as i just got a triumph.

one option is the cables to extend the micro usb and hdmi connectors... wont sit and dock properly, but should work

if not.... dremel?

I just got mine the other day from the previous FP deal and I have to admit that it's far from a must-have but if you already have a Bionic, it's a pretty slick device.

Mini-review:
Build quality is superb and the unit is thinner and lighter than I expected. Screen quality is good but not spectacular--think on par with any Acer 11.6" Timeline or Aspire. Keyboard is a little small and shallow but the touchpad is quite good. Battery life is very good and the Bionic fits the dock quite well, even with the Moto extended battery installed. Performance is a bit laggy but surprisingly capable of playing 720p YouTube videos. Netflix plays from the Android app but it's not in HD and Netflix won't play in the full browser due to the lack of Silverlight.

Probably the handiest feature is that you can power the dock from your phone's internal battery as well as being able to talk on speakerphone while composing an email or text message from the fullsize keyboard. It's also nice to be able to utilize the blazing LTe connection to pull up fullsize web sites wherever you are without having to pay for a tethering plan or resort to hackery. I really really wish Moto had at least included some kind of trickle charge over microUSB capability so you could bring one AC adapter to power the Lapdock and the phone. Having to lug a separate power brick for the lapdock totally kills its portability factor.

I never would have paid the $300 or whatever these things were when new but for $80ish it's a no-brainer IF you intend on keeping your Bionic around for a while longer.

Is this equivalent to the lapdock 500 or 100?

Quote from josboh : Is this equivalent to the lapdock 500 or 100?

That's what I was wondering also

Will this work with the Rzr Max ?

equiv to the lapdock 100

does it work with other moto phones?

Quote from HCW : does it work with other moto phones?

as long as the connectors fit.... it will work with my lapdock compatible phones. I bought the atrix lapdock a few days ago for 60 via 1daysale via ebay. Using it on my bionic...had to dremmel a bit and switch the orientation of the connectors but it works and 20 bucks less. I didnt mind since i like tinkering with electronics