LANRUO GPD Micro PC [256GB M.2 SSD Version] 6 Inches Mini Industry Laptop [Latest HW Update CPU Celeron Processor N4120] Portable Laptop Computer Notebook OS Win 10 Pro,Ubuntu Mate 18.10,8GB RAM

Excelente para jogar e para acessar sites de forma rápida e compacta.

esta muy pequeña la pantalla,

This is it... this is my dream machine. I had a clear vision in my mind circa 1999 about what mobile computing in the future would look like. It hasn't come to pass... until this machine. The form factor is pretty comfortable in the hands with the touch pad under your right thumb and the mouse buttons under your left thumb. There's even a middle mouse button that is useful to help with scrolling pages. The touchpad works as well as any other touchpad I've used with about a zero percent chance of your palms interrupting your typing. The keyboard is tiny, more akin to a Blackberry keyboard. It would likely be too small for touch typing or writing for any length of time. But when you hold the device in both hands, it makes it easy for the large handed like myself to type with your thumbs like a phone keyboard. The tactile response is very nice for a keyboard this size, even more tactile than a new Macbook. The keys feel crisp when typing, not sluggish. The spacebar is my only gripe because sometimes when depressing it, you get a double click (but not a double space) that makes you hesitate for a second wondering if you fat fingered another key. The processor and RAM under the hood are no slouch. I've not tried to run AAA games or anything, but it handles the daily tasks of office work, serial terminals, internet videos, and small indie games with ease. The storage is 128 GB, adequate for the price and pretty quick accessibility. The screen isn't as high resolution as other devices out there, but at 6 inches you wouldn't want more high resolution. This is the limit of what I would consider acceptable, with things like the GPD Pocket going slightly too far in the direction of unacceptable. The brightness is very good and I find half brightness to be more than plenty for a fully lit room or even the shade outside. Ports! This things has ports! I love me some ports! It looked at the state of the art where you jam everything into a USB C and said "yeah okay, here's a USB C port... and 3 USB 3.0 ports... and a full size HDMI port... and a wired ethernet port... and an SD micro card slow.... and a 3.5mm audio port.... and a freaking RS-232 serial port!" This is great for interfacing with vintage machines and specialized equipment (yes, in 2019 you can still buy equipment with an RS232 port on it) and the portable size shows that this is what they hand in mind. The device is thick in an era of thin and thank goodness. You couldn't hold this thing if it were thin. It doesn't feel particularly heavy in my hands but will weigh you down more than a cell phone. It is pocketable but it helps to have loose pants. The battery life is very good in my view. The GPD Pocket seemed to burn up its battery even in suspend mode frightfully fast. (I'm not sure about the Pocket 2). With light use, you can expect about 2 days away from the charger. With moderate use, expect all day. With constant use, expect about 3 hours. That's not bad at all. The speaker is weak and located under the device. In a quiet room it is more than plenty. In a crowded bar, you're not going to hear much (but why are you on your MicroPC in a crowded bar anyways?) I took this with me on a 3 day business trip recently. It was good enough for 99% of my computing on the road. I am thrilled to have this machine and it's exactly what I've wanted for the past 20 years. The GPD Pocket 1 was so close but hampered by some quality control issues and poor battery life. This thing nailed it for me.

Para ser un celeron es extremadamente rápido al arrancar y funcionando. Perfecto para tareas de mantenimiento de equipos in situ.

Tengo 3 meses con el equipo y la bateria no funciona mas, como puedo hacer que el fabricante me la envie para reemplazarla?