Fusion5 Helios10

Running a small business is much more than doing the work you decided to start the business for. In one minute, you can serve your customers, in the other – reply to emails, update your site, create invoices, publish social media content, or search for new products or equipment for your business.

These small tasks quickly pile up and even if each takes only ten or fifteen minutes, they can easily consume several hours of your week.

That's when Microsoft Copilot proves to be a great help.

Rather than replacing people, Copilot is a great way of assisting them in repetitive tasks like writing, research, planning, organizing data. Combined with a Windows tablet, it provides you with flexibility, being able to work from any location – from your office to a client's place, warehouse, or even your dining room table.

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

Working at a hotel front desk today involves far more than check-ins and room keys. Guests expect quick answers, clear directions, and help booking experiences without friction. When this relies on printed maps or verbal explanations, it often leads to confusion or delays, especially for guests who are unfamiliar with the area.

A Windows tablet changes how these interactions happen. Instead of describing options, staff can present them visually, compare choices in real time, and help guests make decisions on the spot. This turns the concierge desk into a more effective and modern “city guide.”

While most event planners use a combination of desktop computers in the office, printed layouts, email communications, spreadsheets, and last-minute updates to plan an event, that model may work fine when dealing with a small and simple setup.

However, when guest lists get updated, suppliers need to be informed, and the floor plan has to be checked in the actual space, that more manual method can quickly become inefficient. It's important to understand that event planning involves both the creative aspect and the logistics one.

That's why Windows tablets provide the solution for event planners and coordinators to carry their floor plans, guest list arrangements, and supplier data easily in the venue. This is especially true for weddings and special events, where seating charts, guest updates, vendor timing, and day-of notes all need to stay accessible while the team is moving from room to room.

In this blog, we’ll explain how event teams use Windows tablets during real event planning and

A lot of people now use AI for practical tasks, not just chat. They use it to handle emails, calendars, research, and repeated digital work. OpenClaw is designed for that type of use, and it works through chat apps people already know.

So, what really matters here is that the device it’s on is actually useful to people. The main thing we need to think about isn't just whether OpenClaw is available, but also whether someone can install it, use it, test it out, and manage it reliably as part of their daily workflow.

What was surprising to us is that the Fusion5 Helios10 is capable of handling this type of setup in a practical way. It comes with Windows 11 and has strong specs for this type of use, including an Intel N150 processor, 12GB of RAM, and 512GB of SSD storage. It also has active cooling, which helps keep everything running smoothly, and a 10.1-inch display. All of this makes it a good portable Windows device for setting up and managing OpenClaw.

The Helios10 makes it easier to use

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Our new hero, the Helios10, is a strong option for people who need a mobile Windows device to stay productive on the move. The amount of “things to do” always seems to be growing, but time is still a limiting factor, so the last thing you need is a device that slows you down. When you gotta be productive, you gotta be productive.

Powered by an Intel Alder Lake N150 processor, the Helios10 is paired with 12GB DDR5 memory and a 512GB SSD to help you get work done more efficiently. The 10.1” display then goes and brings everything to life.