How does this make you feel?

That keyboard looks unusable for anything actually productive.

the laptop looks super comfy desu, would like one to shitpost with rather than my chromebook

i dunno i think u could work with it

LIFEBOOK U Series with Windows Vista

is this a lifebook with wacom

Like Fn?

Shit doesn’t even have a discrete tab key, looks like even the arrow keys require you to hit Fn first.

Could probably work on it for basic text entry but for any real shit it would get painful.

The

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Why would you do this?

autism

hmm I have no clue what the machine is or where you could find out anything about it

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Sandro is Best Hero

this horrific garbage is exactly what I think of when people talk about raspi mods, holy fuck who would actually use this thing

What does Jow Forums think about the GPD MicroPC?

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It is an awkward device.
Besides, you can get a Thinkpad plus a proper phone for that price.
Please ignore me if you are rich.

Feels like I'm looking at a shitty downclocked pentium m that can barely run a 12 year old OS

This one is better

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really makes me want to die

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granted its being crowdfunded right now, its only $300... dunno if fulfilling a tiny pc niche is worth that $300 though

I unironically considered doing this a couple years back... doesn't seem like a bad way to use a Raspberry Pi as a laptop.

With the price the lapdock goes for, though, I decided I'd rather get a cheap Thinkpad or something instead if I needed another laptop.

Fujitsu Lifebooks are awesome, the hidden gems of the business laptop world. I've had two and they are solid machines.
I just got a cheapo Dell 11 inch 2-in-1 the other day with an AMD A9 and tried out some games, the performance you can get from a machine with basically no cooling and an APU is impressive. I was able to get 60 FPS in HL2 on highest detail settings, though it dipped often. Pretty much everything from 2010 and back is playable on a tablet PC that fits in your hand nowadays. It's a thighburner though, it has no fan, only a heatsink and heat pipes, but appears to be well within thermal limits while doing any complex operations.
It's incredible, the kind of things that were designed on comparatively massive desktop machines and equally huge monitors can now be run on hardware that, combined, barely takes up more space than a book. I was playing Half-Life 1 on my Vita the other day and occasionally not really able to believe I wasn't just playing the game streamed form my PC or something. Expansive games and large datasets on handheld platforms kinda blow my mind a bit, like it shouldn't be possible for a device that small to contain that much physical space or information, though I know full well it's technically possible my mind won't believe it..

holy fuck is that an Atrix laptop shell? Excellent.

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