>>https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/syncphone-the-world-s-most-versatile-smartphone#/story
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>>This looks really cool- runs windows 10 desktop, not windows 10 mobile. I think I might have to have one of these....
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>3 years ago I would have jumped at it. Today I think having your relevant data NOT in the cloud, but on USB3 stick or external HD is the key (just say NO to everybody wanting to store your data while being able to peek at them), as a basic VM to access the data can be there as well.
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>Win desktop on that screen should be impossble at least for me, something like Lenovo Yoga 8' Tablet 2 would be smallest self contained device.

I've got a Viliv S5 and it's screen is only 5.5" - but I can't seem to get the touch screen to work right with windows 10 - and that 1gig of RAM makes the thing pretty darn slow. This SyncPphone's screen is not much smaller. For me the big plus is that it keeps you from having to carry around a laptop AND a phone - you can have both in this one device and put it in your pocket. Sure I could use RDP with my Galaxy Note 4 phone and just connect to a remote machine - but that requires a decent internet connection and of course you need the host computer somewhere too. Te SyncPhone seems like it could be quite handy at times - and considering it costs no more than most smartphones (less in some cases)...why not??