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Sometimes we need to think about how far we go in terms of technology and personal comfort. It was in 1945 that the first digital computer was designed. After 36 years, Adam Osborne created the first laptop! With this great news, people started using their computers wherever they wanted. This led the world to carry laptops in bags. And in 1983, the computing accessories company, Targus, released the first laptop bag. You may wonder what it is about. It is about new developments and the creativity of people. Today we will talk about a portable PC designed by Andrey Avgust.
Andrey Avgust
Andrey Avgust has a degree in industrial design from the Belarusian State Academy of Arts. Since his graduation, the designer has been working on some prototypes, and most of them are appreciated by professionals. And his portable PC design has opened a new door to new kinds of workstations. The concept emerged from Andrey’s desire to create freedom by using his own powerful personal computer without hardware limitations.
Andrey Avgust
Let’s Know More about the Portable Workstation!
Andrey’s portable PC backpack has a frame that has slots for the PC and CPU. The portable PC weighs 13kg. This weight includes a 7kg 5000 mAh battery, a 2kg backpack itself, and a 4kg case. Most of you may think carrying 13kg is too much. But if you are dependent on your computer and not satisfied with the performance of laptops, you may give this portable workstation a chance!
Andrey Avgust
In addition to all this, we would like to state that the backpack itself is waterproof. So, no need to worry about the rainy or snowy weather! The portable PC backpack has space for hardware that your PC will need to work. You may not believe that the backpack has an internal speaker that can be removed from and attached to the battery case.
Andrey Avgust
Lastly, the Mini ITX portable workstation has an integrated 24″ monitor holding the battery block. As long as the computer works, it will get hotter. To prevent excessive heat, Andrey added a big piece of bent copper for passive cooling of the computer, motherboard, and graphics card. Besides passive cooling, there is an active cooling system consisting of two fans.
Andrey Avgust
