My biggest criticism is the idea of a machine that does 80% of what you expect. Unless it does 100%, people will buy regular computers as well, and have 2 devi

My biggest criticism is the idea of a machine that does 80% of what you expect. Unless it does 100%, people will buy regular computers as well, and have 2 devices. If an ethical eco-device can't replace the existing standard, it's probably just increasing the amount of stuff produced and resources used, unless people live without that 20% of functionality at all. I actually enjoy the laptop form factor. It puts my hands close to the screen so I can see the keyboard with my peripheral vision. One day I might learn touch typing, but without that I find a laptop pretty much just as pleasant to use as a monitor and mechanical keyboard.