We can post all the non-commercial alternatives to the uConsole here.
Found this, kind a neat, looks like everything is opensourced too.
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That one is Soooo cool !
Does the screen slide back in, over the keyboard ?
yes but I do not have one now
Used to have a real computer that had a shell like that, the Sony Vaio UX-390N. Sadly its screen died while in my pocket at work one day (really big pockets) and i didnt have the skill or money to replace the parts at the time. Was quite nice to have a Windows XP computer that portable back when my cellphone was still a dumb flip phone. It was a super slow Intel Core Solo with 1gb ram and 32 whole gb of SSD. Just fast enough to play super old or low end WIndows games while on lunch break. Bought it for like $300 from a local pawn shop while i was in high school.
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Yeah had a vaio too, it had a weird aspect ratio and a 3g modem, nice trip down memory lane 
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Let’s try to stay on topic tho and keep posting handled computers like those above.
It’s kinda like eyes candy to me 
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This is my personal project: hConsole Cyberdeck | Hackaday.io
I am reprinting it in ABS. This is the part list you need to make your own:
6xM2 8mm Screws
6xM2 brass inserts
1x Waveshare 5 inch Touchscreen Monitor for Raspberry Pi DSI LCD Screen 800×480
1x Xbox 360 Chatpad keyboard
1x Seeed Studio XIAO SAMD21 (Code here: https://github.com/frequem/Chatpad
1x Pisugar S Pro Portable 5000 mAh
1x Raspberry Pi 4 Model B
1x USB 3.1 Type C Male with VCC, D+, D- and GND pads to solder
Wires, lead and solder iron to connect everything together.
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