Or for less than one third of it you can get a One Mix Yoga or GPD Pocket, I personally have the Yoga 2S, it's as small as a 7" tablet AFAIK it uses the same sc

Or for less than one third of it you can get a One Mix Yoga or GPD Pocket, I personally have the Yoga 2S, it's as small as a 7" tablet AFAIK it uses the same screen as the Nexus 7 2013 used to, the newer ones use eight-something inch screens, I suspect all these mini notebooks just piggyback on the demise of Android tablets. The older Core m3-8100Y has a 809 single core benchmark vs the Lakefield Core i5-L16G7 is 797, so that's the same, in multicore Lakefield has a 25% advantage which is certainly something but not a hell of a lot. To quote https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-lakefield-cpu-benchmarks-show-promising-performance https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-lakefield-cpu-benchm... > While the results look good, real-world gaming told another story. The difference between the two Intel processors was less than 1 frame per second. And the Yoga, as the name suggests, is also a tablet albeit obviously not 13".