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I mean they aren't too small to type on, I mean they are much bigger than a Blackberry was. I can imagine it being great for being on call since you can tether

I mean they aren't too small to type on, I mean they are much bigger than a Blackberry was. I can imagine it being great for being on call since you can tether it carry it easily in a backpack. Remote fieldwork as well. Would I daily drive it for coding? No. I can't even use crappy full-size laptop keyboards for long without pain, but as a very portable fully-feature device, this does have uses.

raffraffraff 3y ago
I'm thinking more along the lines of a raspberry pi that's instantly usable without messing with monitors, keyboards, mice and usb power supplies. I'd happily run Home Assistant on one of these. If I ever had to mess with it I could simply unplug it, take it downstairs and directly mess around with it. It would also survive a power cut, which my Pi doesn't.