Look at the OnePlus Pad - it is a 5x7 format 10" Android tablet - perfect for reading. I have one and it runs nicely.
They can be picked up, possibly with stylus and keyboard/mouse folio, for around the £400 mark
Why not get something for under 200 - Beelink Wi-11 Pro Mini Computer, MINI-S12 Pro Mini PC
Comes with Win11 pro installed, 16GB RAM and 500GB NVMe with room for another drive
You can then update another couple of times if needed!
Have a search for beelink - they do some superb NUCs at very good prices. No need to build anything, and everything you need is included in that price
Must say, out of all the NUCs I have bought over the years, this is the best for quality and performance
I'm using a 12th gen alder lake N100 processor based mini PC with 16GB RAM using on-board GPU - Plex uses 8% CPU running a single 1080 stream, 2 4K streams hits 4%
Got a 1999 Clio 1.6 16V - a random rang the doorbell and asked if I was selling and how much I wanted for it as it hadn't moved for weeks - used daily!
When I said not for sale, he started verbally abusing me - so I stepped out (60y/o 5'7" so not imposing) and his girlfriend got him in the car...
If you are worried about snapping the port, have a look at the usb-c magnetic adapters - a little nub goes in the port and a magnetic connector snaps to that - similar to the apple magsafe system
Know nothing about China, but I do know that Sygic have offline maps for China - not sure how accurate though! Maybe someone can check them out for you?
Can get a year's subscription for around £12
Personally, I would look at the .net languages and javascript/typescript and all their supporting frameworks - but others will suggest go/dart/ruby etc.
You could look at vb.net as a starting point if you are happy with vb, but microsoft are not providing any new functionality going forward
It...
vb programming still exists, but there are better languages out there nowadays that enable better program flow etc.
We still have in active development a vb6 program
Worked fine last time I powered it up in 2015 - battery tried to pop since and been unable to get a replacement so just a beautiful ornament now
Just had a look at the e1000, and it isn't the same phone. The SX1 came out in 2003, the E1000 in 2004
http://gsmversus.com/motorola-e1000/siemens-sx1/
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