I guess it depends on what the intended use is, over the years I used eeePC's, Acer One's and similar 10" (or smaller) laptops (yes I know that those are low co

I guess it depends on what the intended use is, over the years I used eeePC's, Acer One's and similar 10" (or smaller) laptops (yes I know that those are low cost/low performance) without much issues, they are very handy (as in very portable) to (say) occasionally access the web while traveling, troubleshoot (via usb/serial) routers/plant controllers and similar, but also did "office work" on them when needed. I would say that they are (were) a much more controllable (thanks to the keyboard, even if tiny) tablet, I got one of those "detachable keyboard" tablet (a HP Pavillion 10") a couple years ago and somehow it feels "different". I think that (besides the e-ink display which is IMHO a very nice idea) there is very little choice of smallish comparable devices, the only one I know about are the GPD ones: https://www.gpd.hk/ https://www.gpd.hk/