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There does appear to be a small unserved niche for people looking for an open computing device that's portable but with a keyboard. As you mentioned, subnotebo

There does appear to be a small unserved niche for people looking for an open computing device that's portable but with a keyboard. As you mentioned, subnotebooks are hard to come by. Android phones with keyboard are also hard to find. Android tablets with keyboard sleeves are clunky. Android programs are designed for touch also. iPads have a decent keyboard case but are also locked down.

mxuribe 4y ago
> ...Android phones with keyboard are also hard to find... To this day, my partner - who is not a tech person - believes that the days when mobile phones had physical, slide out keyboards was the epitome of tech design. She felt is was the proper balance for the tech- and non-tech audiences. She feels like typing into glass is either kid-like or too far fetched for the not-yet-Star-Trek-like world that we live in. Go figure! :-)