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Well, if you can make it work, are ready to pay that much, and need it ... Anyway, it will go to the bin in 2 years because the battery is "Non-removable" !

 

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I had an HP Jornada 720 and an NEC MobilePro 900c.  They were cute, but really the only use was word processing, email and excel sheets for lab work.  I will say hands down having a keyboard is 100000000000000000000000000000x better than not, so no, I would not buy another tablet at any price, I already have an e-reader.  ;-)

 

[edit]  the NEC supported some USB devices like mass storage.  Came in quite handy.

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3 hours ago, TonyMac32 said:

I will say hands down having a keyboard is 100000000000000000000000000000x better than not.

I guess the keyboard on the pocket pc is too small for serious work.

 

Yeah I got myself this in combination with the tablet mentined above and I am quite happy :)

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I love small ultrabooks with some power but lots of ram (minimum 8Gb).

I currently use an old Sony Vaio Duo 11, but by error I got only 4Gb version.

What I'm looking for now is for a fanless 8Gb ram 12" ultrabook (with ssd, of course).

There're only few interesting models nowadays...

Enviado desde mi Jolla mediante Tapatalk

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On 10/16/2017 at 2:43 PM, squarefoot said:

Overpriced but absolutely gorgeous.

GPD Pocket Mini Laptop

 

I would love an ARM mini netbook with the same form factor (no trackpad)

although only a 40-50% price cut could make it interesting to my pockets.

 

 

It's a bit bigger than the GPD, but my favorite ARM notebook so far is the Asus Chromebook Flip. It's a RockChip RK3288 w/4GB RAM and 16 or 32GB fast eMMC. I run Debian Linux on it (with Crouton) and it's a great little machine. It gets about 10 hours of working time and runs about 5x faster than a Raspberry Pi 3B.

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