The GPD Pocket 3 is a tiny, but versatile laptop with an 8 inch touchscreen display, a QWERTY keyboard that’s just (barely) large enough for touch-typing, and a hinge that allows you to fold the ...

Chinese device maker GPD kicked off the recent mini laptop craze by launching the GPD Win handheld gaming PC and GPD Pocket mini laptop. This summer the company introduced an updated Pocket with an ...

It's been over three years since GPD introduced the Pocket 2, a diminutive laptop with a 7-inch screen and a tiny, but full QWERTY keyboard. That's provided the company plenty of time to ponder what a ...

Expanding their range of mini laptop PCs even further GPD as announce the availability of the new GPD Pocket 2 Amber Black Edition with 8GB of RAM and a Celeron 3965Y processor priced at $516 from ...

For quite a few years now, there has been a niche market filled with laptops and convertibles no larger than 8 inches in display size. It's not a large enough market to go mainstream, but it's still ...

I'm writing this post on a laptop slightly smaller than a standard (U.S.) trade paperback. Tiny Laptop, as I've been referring to it. GPD's Pocket 3 comes in at just 8 inches wide. It is comically ...

If you are considering purchasing a GPD Pocket 2 or have already taken the plunge, you may be interested to know that the pocket laptop is now capable of supporting the Chromium OS operating system.

There’s nothing comfortable about a tiny keyboard, but the GPD Pocket 3 shows how handy tablets could be if they worked a bit more like netbooks. A modern netbook – The GPD Pocket 3 features an 8-inch ...

Netbooks are coming back in style. That is if you believe the likes of Chuwi, GPD, and One Netbook. These Chinese brands have been pushing small, large pocket-sized palmtop computers for quite a while ...

GPD is a specialist in making eminently portable devices. Nevertheless it is quite a surprise to see that it is currently showing off the GPD Pocket 2 Max and with its 8.9-inch screen it is the ...

Folding screens, like those on the ThinkPad prototype Lenovo showed off in May, stand to steal the spotlight from 2-in-1s based on a detachable (Surface-like) or convertible (Yoga-like) screen design.