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Motorola Lapdock 100 hits Sprint October 21st, earns employees extra scratch

Able to play PC along with your smartphone? In case you aren’t picking up a Lapdock 100 from AT&T at the 17th, you will not need to wait very long — Motorola’s faux-laptop phone dock was outed for a October 21st launch date for Sprint via an employee rewards email. Passing the Lapdock 100 Sprint Rewards Me training quiz nets employees $10 in Sprint scratch and the chance to sell you a rig that lets a handful of devices play netbook. The laptop shell gives users a whole Firefox browser, Quick Office, Google Docs, Adobe Flash, a computer-like File Manager and an expensive 10.1-inch screen. Still no word yet on just how much this ultra-portable peripheral will set us back, but we’ll keep hoping that it’s cheaper than the Atrix 4G’s axed lapdock .

[Thanks, David]

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