The GPD Pocket4 KVM module show case

[@WiseAcres-i4d]

I owed a Pocket 2 for a few years before giving it to someone as a gift. It couldn't game. I'll definitely be buying 6 of these.

[@SenorOzo]

Hi, I know i need a vga to hdmi cable for the display, but what cable would I need for the keyboard function to work?

[@kandect5508]

I think you're referring to the serial module which is different but looks very similar to a VGA port. The KVM module uses HDMI for the video and a usb-c for the keyboard and mouse.

[@everfreeeeee]

when is the Showcase for the GPU docking? I more longing for that. As I Will use it for work

[@krillnyetheshrimpguy6152]

There is no oculink support

[@gpdgameconsole]

The USB4?

[@KatwereJames]

Cool. But a real world showcase for system admins configuring non window servers like advertised in your marketing material would really shed some light. Thanks

[@Qoozord]

would be cool to have same device with 10 inch and uncut keyboard. Some languages use extra buttons like [ ] ; ' that were removed in pocket 4

[@gpdgameconsole]

The compromise, no way out

[@VonDerMiller]

If we can install android x86 like blissOS on this device and make it dual boot (windows & android), It will be 3 in 1 (laptop, windows tablet, and android tablet) in the same device. We will also be able to actually run android games directly and play them with the touch screen on android x86. So it's unlike non-touchscreen laptops which are installed on android x86. So this device will be perfect for me 👌

[@erikayurikasan]

OMG, I didn't think about this. I am confused about buying a laptop or android tablet. But why not just buy this device and then install dual boot android. And then we will have both in one device. Amazing ❤ But where can I buy it?

[@user-jt8fi5hw2v]

how about bluestack X ? is it better ?

[@VonDerMiller]

​@@user-jt8fi5hw2vBluestack is an emulator. Which mean you still need windows to run the android emulator. However, with Android x86 you will directly install Android as an OS (operating system) on your laptop. So your laptop will fully run on Android OS. Just like an android tablet. It makes Android runs smoothly and power efficient, because your laptop will only run one OS. While using an emulator makes your laptop run Windows and Android simultaneously, it makes the laptop lag and drains the battery. And after you install android x86, you can still boot back into Windows by restarting Android and entering the boot menu, but you must make sure to install dual boot.

[@mrwoodcat]

I mean just use emulator or wsa

[@codeitude]

Can the KVM module be used for HDMI capture for live streaming?

[@gpdgameconsole]

Sure!

[@codeitude]

@gpdgameconsole oh damn, I just assumed it was hardware pass-through. That's awesome.

[@Refbn123]

whats the latency like?

[@mannyw_]

You can see it in the video lol

[@gpdgameconsole]

It
s okay

[@goq9757]

GPD, can you go crazy and make something like FEVM FN60G WE but global?

[@gpdgameconsole]

We don't do mini pc so far

[@goq9757]

@@gpdgameconsole are you planning to implement thunderbolt 5?

[@mrwoodcat]

why you guys still using windows 10 logo on your keyboards 😬

[@gpdgameconsole]

That is Windows icon, but only for Windows 10

[@mrwoodcat]

@@gpdgameconsole yea but any new laptops nowdays use windows 11 logo

[@MDKVN]

good