The GPD Pocket is a tiny laptop with a 7-inch touchscreen that runs the full version of Windows 10.
It weighs in at just over one pound.
It has a USB 3.0 port, a headphone port, a micro HDMI port, and a USB-C port.
It's so small that it makes the relatively diminutive USB-C port look large.
Having USB-C is key, as it lets you attach a dock that lets you plug in pretty much any accessory you want.
Instead of a trackpad, like most laptops, it has a small mouse nub that's similar to the ones you'd find on IBM/Lenovo laptops.
It's not the most powerful laptop, but it's not trying to be.
The tiny hamsters spinning the wheels in the GPD Pocket laptops are Intel Atom processors, which are nowhere near as powerful as Intel's main line of Core i-processors. With that in mind, the GPD Pocket probably wouldn't handle much more than a few web browser tabs and some light Microsoft Office work.
It does have 8GB of RAM, however, which is actually quite good and lets you run applications pretty smoothly. It also comes with 128GB of storage, which is should be enough for documents, photos, and a few videos.
Here's Austin Evans streaming a 4K video while the GPD Pocket is connected to a monitor. He's surprised it works so well.
It can even play less intense games like "Minecraft," but it didn't work so well on a 4K monitor.
Evans was even able to play the popular first-person shooter "Counter Strike: Global Offensive," but not quite as smoothly as "Minecraft." He doesn't recommend the GPD Pocket as a gaming computer.
