not adverse to that idea. but put a n100 in there to get the price down and sell it for like 200 bucks, then I'd be interested.
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Looks interesting, but the pricing puts it in the same ballpark as many handheld gaming PCs, and I'm failing to see a use case for this over one of those, unless you wanted the bit of extra speed for whatever you're doing. You could plug peripherals into a handheld pc just as easily.
Great, so now when I spill my coffee on the keyboard it takes out the whole thing.
Looks cool, but kickstarter. Also the article says it doesn't have a trackpad but what's that empty area on the right of the space key ? I really like the placement of that thing.
Linglong lunar, what a name.
Sounds like a sterotypically Chinese woman in traditional dress in a neonoir cyberpunk story that takes place on the Moon. My name is "Linglong Luna". She's dating Don Lon from London.