Docking Keyboard

Though a Windows tablet is very efficient for browsing, streaming and e-reading, physical keyboards are usually necessary at school and office. Emails, essays, Microsoft 365 documents, Google Docs, PDFs, video conferences, and web-based applications are better done using a keyboard and touchpad.

The Fusion5 Helios12 12-Inch Windows 11 tablet includes a 2K Touchscreen, Intel 13th Generation Quad-Core processor, 12GB DDR5 RAM, 512GB SSD storage capacity, and an interactive pen that’s included with the tablet. It’s made for daily activities such as attending lectures online, researching on the web, taking notes, managing files, and dealing with documents.

When paired with the compatible Fusion5 Helios12 Docking Keyboard, sold separately, it creates a laptop-style Windows tablet setup for students, remote workers, home users, and everyday multitaskers. It’s not a traditional 2-in-1 laptop, but it gives users more ways to work than a touchscreen-only tablet.

Claude Code is a product that aims to integrate AI into the workflow of the average developer. This product could be used by any developer, from solo founders to students, technical writers, and even AI-assisted builders to read, explain, execute commands, debug, and help complete development tasks, all from within their terminal or from within the programs that they normally use for development.

However, your Claude Code workflow is only as good as your setup. A touchscreen on its own may not be enough to write out long prompts, or review changes to code in great detail, or to read through documentation, Git notes, etc while in development. Even running out terminal commands one by one can be too slow.

This setup, the Fusion5 HELIOS10 with its compatible Fusion5 docking keyboard, is a very portable workspace. This setup combines a compact Windows tablet, physical keyboard, trackpad, kickstand, USB-C connectivity, and portable performance in one 2-in-1 workspace for Claude Code and AI-assisted