Small tools.Big screen.

Finger-sized keys, readable in full sun: enough to split a bill or convert a price without reaching for your phone.

A real fifteen-inch keyboard for the reference, the address or the list someone just read out over the phone. Or no keyboard at all: dictate the note with the microphone key on the car's keyboard, handy so you don't forget to pick up fruit before heading home.

The note stays on the screen, ready to be read back later, and one button emails it to you.

The timer keeps counting on its tile when you go back to the grid — you plug in, you start it, you go get a coffee. And Zen draws a breathing screen for the charging minutes left.