[Motorola Droid RAZR] Jaocagomez:
Hello, i just wanted to shared my exprience using the atrix lapdock.

Well, first of all i purchased mine from All4cellular i also bought a mini mouse to test with the dock.

So far it took a month to arrive from washington (all4cellular warehouse) to my house in mexico, and unfortunately my customs thought that it was a real laptop so they charged me with 100 usd extras. but beside that it is great.

Anyway with the lapdock in my hands i started to put my hands on it, first of all, i needed to switch the ports to make this lapdock compatible, i didnt use the expansion cables because one is really big and doesnt let the other cable connect, so i had to rip the lapdock ports open, lucklily it has 2 screws on each side that need a special size of screwdriver (its smaller), after that you can easily switch the ports and you also need to enhance the plastic cover in order to get to ports to fit (you switch microusb to microhdmi, so microusb its larger and microhdmi is wider).

After that, everything is set to use it on razr, just the phone will be upside down.

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Lets see some more pictures of the razr on top of atrix lapdock.

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Currently im in Epsilon v3 rom in spanish using apex launcher pro, but it works on webtop mode.

The first time you connect your Razr it flickers a little, dont panic its normal, then it fills the lapdock screen adjusting the resolution.

After a period of playtest i ended with this as my primary screen.

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And Here's The App Drawer:

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As you can see Some Apps Like Default Gapps Change to tablet mode which is awesome.

Youtube:

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Gmail:

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Chrome:

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Whats App:

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Gallery:

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And the Sistem Info:

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When you close the lapdock and you phone its still connected you can choose a webtop mode like office,nightlight, just show hour and so.

my favorite is office because you can choose 6 favorites apps to show bigger.

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The keyboard layout seems wierd at first but then you adapt to it to write faster, there's enough gap in between keys so you cant press a key by mistake.

The Screen its really shiny at 100% brightness which is good, i didnt test it under the sun, but indoors works great.

The Trackpad seems a little too rough, i had to move the sensibily almost at 75% because i could barely move it, you can turn it off and on by double tapping the led on the left corner, anyways i ended up with a phisical wireless mouse which is more comfortable.

The Speakers are not that great, but enough to listen to some youtube videos and netflix, but no so loud to get you turning down the volume.

The battery is alright, for me it have lasted between 3-4 hr under heavy use, it charges your phone while is connected to the lapdock.

Another cool feature its that the lapdock has a fisical battery indicator, what i mean is that to check the battery level on the lapdock, you press a button and it turns on 5 leds to indicate the percentaje of the battery, each one represents 20%, so you get the idea.

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Here is switching apps:

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Its incredible how android its getting bigger almost as a Desktop OS, everything feels fluid, i love the way notifications work on webtop mode, you just have to get used to use the virtual return key and after that you will find yourself enjoying lots of google play apps on a bigger screen.

a downside its that not all apps have a tablet mode, thats a shame, because after using twitter and facebook app on an ipad, its awesome how they integrated em, in android on tablet mode those apps just strech up to your screen size, its a shame that they dont switch to the awesome tablet mode but thats for their respective devs.

About performance, its not that fast, i would like to say its like a atom laptop running windows 7, you can run it and it runs programs but you need a little patience, it starts to get lower after 3 tabs con chrome, so i wouldnt recommend so much for heavy webbrowsing.

I ended using a news reader like pulse to read the news instead of using chome, this with great results.

When you get a Phone call, You have to answer using lapdock speakers while on the lapdock.

Lapdock is very useful for people that want to have connection everywhere, have a complete keyboard, see youtube videos, use the quickoffice editors, and write faster in whatsapp and social networks.

you can do some web browsing too, but i dont recommend more than 3 tabs open, you can do it but you'll notice the slowdown.

can do most of all a netbook can do without using windows,

After this i can say:

Performance 3/5

Keyboard Layout 4/5

Speakers 3/5

Screen Brightness 4/5

Trackpad responsiveness 3/5 (i've seen worse but could be better)

Average: 3.4/5

Extra Points:

Lapdock uses the Razr 4g/3g connection, so with this accesory its like having a laptop with internet everywhere you get signal coverage

You charge your phone while you use the lapdock so you dont have to worry about your battery draining out, once the lapdock battery its over you can keep using you razr on its own battery previously charged by the lapdock.

For less than 100 dollars you get almost a 10'' tablet without the touchscreen plus keyboard which is great.