Neat concept and GPIO even works (with some limitations not related to the laptop). The price is rather high, but I guess you have to pay for quality (especially with a niche product).

Wasn't the deal with raspberry pis that they were tiny and cheap? I'm out of the loop as usual, but what is the appeal of a raspberry laptop?

It's a con that the keyboard and trackpad are usable? I looked at the review to see why and he says its servicable..so unsure what it means by it being a negative.

I really don't like that they misused a pair of USB connectors for the GPIO. There are lots of other connectors that are much more suitable for that.

As long as i can pop the pi out and put in a better one when it comes out, this seems great. Otherwise its shite.