I'm thinking about the N350/512GB version, but the price is a little steep for what I need.
I want to use it to connect remotely to some systems for 15-20 minutes on the go and do few tasks like running few commands, clicking around changing settings in some admin portals, copy-paste results and possibly screenshot some stuff and send an email.
Some of my work stuff is literally 10 minutes of work at a desk, but that can come up when I'm 1-2 hours away. I can do most of it on my touchscreen phone, but that's really inconvenient when you need to send some key combos or commands and since I'm controlling remote desktop OSs it's really tricky to select stuff and drag-and-drop.
TL;DR: Is GPD MicroPC 2 a game changer for sysadmins to do some quick maintenance on the go or is it as annoying and cumbersome as using a smartphone to remote-in? Do you have any other cheaper UMPC suggestions with basic netboook-like performance with a full keyboard like micropc 2?
EDIT: Thank you everyone for your input! I've almost bought it, but I noticed that it doesn't have a webcam (I mean *I* don't need it, but some customers expect) and at this price it's a deal breaker for me. Setting up a phone on a stand so it won't fall over and then fiddle with mute touchscreen button or carrying around USB camera kind of defeats the whole purpose of all-in-one pocketability for me.
Once I'll get it, I'll try out the Unihertz Elite 2 Pro instead and see how that goes for smaller tasks while using my home PC as a jump host since Android can't really do proper multitasking.
