I need something portable to carry.
I bought a JingPad, currently have UBTouch installed, it wasn’t a good experience with Jing or UB 
I knew the risks…
Am looking at this:
Cheap, cheerful, comes with Windows installed so “should” run linux.
Bizarrely work (UK health service) lets me browse Amazon, but blocks everything I try to view about this device 
, so will have to search tonight.
TOR it! 
Blocked, everything runs through the trust servers, then on to th UK NHS backbone, then on to the web…
They contradict themselves themselves a lot. I’m not sure if its 6gb or 8gb RAM 
RAM Size 8 GB
But then
Intel 9th-generation Gemini Lake processor with up to 2.4GHz Turbor boost; 9th generation UHD 600 Graphics ; 6GB LPDDR4 RAM , 256GB high-speed SSD; support TF card expansion, also support for SSD replacement upgrade.
I’d probably figure that out!
They also cannot spell.
My brother has a chromebook with linux on it. I think it’s a double boot though. But I’m sure you can wipe the whole thing as well. Maybe a bit more effort on a chromebook though.
I am used to “Chinglish” I assume the same applies to other languages 
Decided to try an X16 as a replacement for my ageing 2015 Cube i7 Stylus (definitely not an i7 CPU). £170 seemed pretty reasonable, arriving next week.
It took a few years for the Linux kernel to support the Cube hardware (touch, rotation, etc.) but I have better hopes now tablets are a more normal form-factor for Linux devices.
Did you manage to source the keyboard?
The one I ordered from Amazon looks like it comes with the keyboard. If not, it’s immediately going back.
Nope - or it comes with the KS10 keyboard which weighs a ton and does not dock.
And here I was thinking that sort of misleading listing was a thing of the eBay of years gone by, OK, let’s cancel that order then!
Let’s try the X11 instead.
Fooled me too, but I needed something portable so I bought:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00VRCKF5K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
For £15, nice light and has a touchpad.
I just wish the Jingpad had lived up to the hype (but I knew the risks!!).