Which reminds me of the dual-screen Sony Tablet P. Put Hacker keyboard on the second screen and away you go.
The reviewer's complaints about opening the fxtec remind me a little of the Nokia E7 complaints. Initially, that phone was difficult to open, but once you figured it out, it wasn't.
What's stopping them from making it a full clamshell (with a real keyboard instead of that silly pop-out one that we've seen before) that can be held to the head while closed?
Choking on the stench of ambition in Washington DC
Status:
It seems better than the Gemini's, though I have read complaints from some users that a key will stick (the solution appears to be to remove the key, clean under it, and reseat). I also find the hinge much more robust than the Gemini's.
It's the backlighting that's so cool, adjustable and very illuminating.
Speedier CPU. Android Pie, which has less adjustability in System Tuner UI than previous versions, so the status bar has less customization--that's a disappointment.