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I have to say, the reason I bought my GPD Win Max 2 (to replace a Lenovo Yoga Book, so... also quite a leap in performance) was because despite its diminutive footprint it has a decent array of ports. It's got two USB 3 A ports, two type C ports, one of which supports USB4 and USB PD, a full size HDMI port, a headphone/mic jack (a rarity nowadays), a full size SD card reader, and a microSD reader. The thing is 10.5" diagonally. Not the screen -- the entire computer.
That looks great for a true traveler’s solution, I’ll keep that in mind. The Clevo/Sagers are admittedly much better suited as a portable desktop replacement. They are heavy AF.