Here's a $50 pocket laptop, with a 7" screen and a real keyboard, with 8 GB DDR RAM, an Intel core m3-8100y processor, and 256 GB PCle solid-state disk storage. It comes preloaded with Windows 10. Could you get used to using something like this?
I don't know anything about the company, and I wouldn't recommend making a purchase from a company you've never heard of before online. My comment was on the cost and, particularly, the size of the computer, which is why I posted it here rather than in the Shopping category. I notice that the site uses an outlook.com email address, which is a free email address from Microsoft, and the website has not been around long enough to have been archived by the Internet Archive. If I had need of such a thing, I might risk $50 on it but I wouldn't risk $100.
I was struck by the similarity of the website name to LL BEAN. And I agree, it's best to stick with familiar brands and well-known websites. That looks like a handy little gadget...but I suppose I'd do as well with a Fire tablet or such.
Although LL Bean is based here in Maine, I didn't think of them because they're not associated with computers.
Looks like the same picture in amazon One Netbook One Mix 2S Yoga 7" Pocket Laptop Ultrabook Windows 10 Portable Mini Laptop UMPC Intel Core M3-8100Y Laptop Touch Screen Tablet PC 8GB/256GB+2048 Level Original Stylus Pen 5.0 out of 5 stars 1 $819.99 FREE Shipping by Amazon In stock on May 3, 2019.
Same time even. Same photo. So it does apparently exist, although Amazon.com is asking more than $800 for it.
Just a guess, but maybe because they'll actually send you one and the other guys will rip you off. Nevertheless, I am tempted to believe in the $50 laptop because I saw an ad for it on Facebook, and ...