Mar 16, 2015 5:07 PM

Gallery: Neptune Suite: A Taste of What Computing Should Be in 2025

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The full Neptune Suite contains a tablet with detachable keyboard, a Pocket screen, the Hub that 's worn on the wrist, earbuds, and a dongle for streaming.
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The entire group runs on a customized version of Android Lollipop.

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A shot of the Tab device
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A detail of the magnetically attached keyboard for the tablet.

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The non-interactive portions of the casings all sport a texture that echoes the Neptune logo.
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At the core of the Suite lies the idea of solving the continuity problems that come as a given in our current computing lives.

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The Hub itself is meant to be highly glanceable but also relatively full featured for a wrist-worn device
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The core technology is something called Wigig, which allows content streaming from the Hub to the Tab and Pocket with noticeable latency.

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The Hub is, however, fairly beefy as a result of all its internal hardware.
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The earbuds in the Suite can be linked and worn like a necklace, thus solving the problem of tangled cords.

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The earbuds also serve double duty as a charging cable.
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