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Janina writes:
> What about a full computer on a USB stick?

Going a bit off topic, for years I've been dreaming of a mobile device 
with a full qwerty keyboard, that could work as a normal smartphone and 
also give me the same freedom as a regular PC, i.e., that I could 
install any operating system I would on a PC. I think it wouldn't be 
that difficult to build today, one could for example make it using a 
raspberry py or a similar board.

Cheers
Cleverson