I would love that. Happy for it to be a thin client type of thing too. Imagine a plane where you have room for a keyboard but that is it.
Makes me think: with this your phone is fine. You can run a Linux on your Android then have a thin client. Lots of options!
The laptop form factor makes a laptop fragile. To the point where a 2 yr old XPS has been serviced 20 times (pro tip: get all the top level service options for 3 yrs it was about 30% added to the cost). And I have a probably 12 year old Dell desktop with no issues at all.
I'm on my third xps across 8+ years. 2 cases of services, the first one was a faulty keyboard on delivery and the second was a 1 meter drop into concrete that busted the screen.
Still looking for alternatives for my next one and thinking the System76. Gotta say though, I'm really happy with the xps model so far.
I was spinning a ThinkPad diagonal corners between my palms, fumbled it, my catch attempt put more energy in to it, landed on front right corner on the kitchen floor, bounced.
Nothing wrong with it, nothing broke, everything worked.
This was back when IBM still ran the brand.
I wouldn’t encourage anyone to try that with my HP x360.
Makes me think: with this your phone is fine. You can run a Linux on your Android then have a thin client. Lots of options!
The laptop form factor makes a laptop fragile. To the point where a 2 yr old XPS has been serviced 20 times (pro tip: get all the top level service options for 3 yrs it was about 30% added to the cost). And I have a probably 12 year old Dell desktop with no issues at all.