I am not sure Google are still making the Pixel 2 and if they were I don't think they sell it in my country. There could be drama if I use a freight forwarder t

I am not sure Google are still making the Pixel 2 and if they were I don't think they sell it in my country. There could be drama if I use a freight forwarder then need warranty service. Otherwise an LS would probably do me. The Surface Book looks very good. I have stopped laughing at the Surface line of products. If I wasn't so attached to unixy tools and environment I might be tempted. They are a bit pricey here and likely a big risk as far as linux driver support. Apple and Android tablets have also avoided 16:9 though don't enter consideration. Not sure what I could do with a Pixel C or iPad Pro apart from playing Minecraft PE. You have to wonder what all the laptop makers know that Google, Apple and Microsoft don't. They still insist on putting shiny widescreen television panels in laptops. I mostly use my chromebook as intended - all chrome apps, even though I have crouton installed. It is quite nice for what it is. I would prefer something more powerful for a daily driver and I think the fact people are looking at linux on chromebooks has a lot to do with the failures of manufacturers to produce what many customers want.