USB OTG adapter + a cheap atheros device. Also, on wireless, most of the modules are on the non-free mainline Linux kernel, but owning GNU/Linux + prop fw devi

USB OTG adapter + a cheap atheros device. Also, on wireless, most of the modules are on the non-free mainline Linux kernel, but owning GNU/Linux + prop fw device it's far better than an opaque Android one even if PmOS is not fully free as GNU distros state. From there it's easy to scale up on a freedom ladder. Also, PmOS it's not just about smartphones. Once the Tokio Techbook support gets better, you can repurpose cheap $30-40 dollars ARM netbooks with PmOS as a light hacking/writting/multimedia device with something like cwm/dwm/fluxbox and light software such as mplayer, mupdf, netsurf...