Finally a decent Linux tablet that can actually replace many laptops. Only thing is that it would've been great with an i3-N300.
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I was thinking to get a beelink with the n100, but this couls be a more interesting choice... Hmm..
I'm genuinely intrigued by the potential use cases for this Linux tablet.
In my opinion:
- It's too large to fit comfortably in a pocket, necessitating some form of bag for transport;
- It's too large to hold comfortably on the sofa, such as when reading an ebook;
- It seems underpowered for its size;
- The keyboard quality appears subpar for a device of this size (I haven't tried it, but we all know how these keyboards typically feel);
- It won't replace a smartphone and therefore won't take over its casual entertainment tasks;
For casual tech activities, I have a Pinephone with a keyboard. Despite the phone's lack of power and the keyboard's quality, its portability and form factor are hard to beat.
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