Qualcomm’s NUC-like dev system

Qualcomm gave their first showing of a Chrome-killer thin & light, always-on, always-connected 13-inch notebook at their developer’s conference in 2017. It looked like a winner then. Lenovo, HP, Acer, and others signed up to build it. The idea of being able to get online anytime, anywhere was undoubtedly appealing. A bit problematic about how to deal with the phone companies when you already had a smartphone, but those roadblocks got worked out—mostly. The product has been around but never caught on. It worked then, it works now, and many of the key apps are native, not emulations. So what’s