@drmaddkap https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gX3KV42qXs0 <- It seems that LTT recently put out an unboxing video on a device that might fit your use case well.

It's basically a portable display with a connected keyboard, touchpad, and battery... but it's notably /not/ an independent device; it doesn't contain computing functionality of its own, and it's intended to be connected to another device (such as a phone).

@drmaddkap Is this in response to any particular law that may be floating around as a proposal (or that has already been passed), or is this in preparation for the possibility of such a law coming to exist?

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@drmaddkap Presuming that such a device exists, you'd be better off with a display that includes an integrated battery.

* Screens eat up a lot of power as compared to other types of electronic components (generally, a lot of the "power budget" of a phone's battery goes to the screen).
* Physically larger and/or higher resolution screens consume comparatively more power.
* Attaching a power hungry device to a phone and powering it that way will markedly reduce how long the phone's charge lasts.

@drmaddkap You might be interested in the World Calendar (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Calendar ) and/or the International Fixed Calendar (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Fixed_Calendar ).

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"I am; I also love oranges and grapes."
"No you don't."
"...Excuse me?"
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@drmaddkap "Messages were left seeking comment from Tesla, which has disbanded its media relations department." <- ...Well then.