I have a lumia 950 with continuum, and it does this even without the dock. You wirelessly project to any w10 device, and it's like plugging in a different compute engine. You get a desktop, the start menu is your phone's home screen, all apps adapt to the bigger screen, and you can multitask. You use the keyboard and mouse of the PC.
It has two major downsides right now. There's no win32 support, so there's not much to run on the desktop, which MS is going to address by bringing x86 emulation to arm. Secondly, the hardware isn't quite powerful enough, which limits the max. resolution and the ability to multitask, which the new qualcomm 835 based phones with 4+ gb of ram should address.
It is impressive, but I haven't found a use for it. After all, when you have a laptop, why use it to run apps from your phone?
It has two major downsides right now. There's no win32 support, so there's not much to run on the desktop, which MS is going to address by bringing x86 emulation to arm. Secondly, the hardware isn't quite powerful enough, which limits the max. resolution and the ability to multitask, which the new qualcomm 835 based phones with 4+ gb of ram should address.
It is impressive, but I haven't found a use for it. After all, when you have a laptop, why use it to run apps from your phone?