Peakago laptop

So a netbook then. These were everywhere right before iPads came out. They were dirt cheap too - half the price of the one listed here. Struggling to see what this is bringing to the table, even more so given the very low specs being offered.

There's only one person who's happy about the size of that keyboard...

So ugly, but so useful...

Haven't seen the product hands on yet but I personally know youtubers who have and they know their stuff, for example Don from Novaspirit who is getting Linux running on one. I have carried and used pocket computers since 1984 (Sharp PC1401) and in that 35 years I have developed a clear understanding of incidental use, low profile situations in a confined space like a bus or train and also the direct benefits this brings especially for an IT professional. Unlike and more limited phone or tablet it could run the SAP GUI in full capacity, you don't have to suffer a cut down experience on android or IOS. I carried a netbook for years, with it once I was able to fix a problem that avoided a disaster for the payroll run of around 74,000 people. A lot of this just can't be done safely on a phone. This would also make much better use of dead time such as commuting in tight spaces; interactively learning a new language becomes much simpler and more straight forward, using the same software as your desktop is a huge time saver. And even writing this very text which I am doing on a Samsung Galaxy tab 8.4 - has taken 8 times longer as the laggy and arrogant editor destroys nearly every single word I type. Had I a Peakago to do this on I wouldn't have lost half an hour of my life to dangerously ineffective, badly designed software. Indeed: get something like a Peakago if you are serious about what you do.

This my ideal mini-computer. I had dreamed of owning something like Peakago several years ago. It can be switchable between the tablet mode and laptop mode, very convenient, which meets the usage needs of different occasions. More important is that it supports 4G network that I can continue with my work even though the WIFI IS UNAVAILABLE. I loveeeeeee Peakago soooooo much!!!!

The Dell Venue 8 Pro exists and coupled with a bluetooth keyboard is way slimmer and comfier to type on than this.

So this is like an iPad Mini but with keyboard and running windows?