One if my students, years ago, bult an amazing laptop (that's what we called it) and was very proud of it.

He mentioned it in an application to an Ivy League university, but did not know to call it a cyberdeck. They refused him admission because he did not know that term.

The lesson is: There are millions if bright kids who reinvent things, but are denied even admission to college because they are not part of the in-crows that knows the jargon.

I wish I could remember his name.

Also, the one my student built was quite rugged. That might be what impressed me most about it.

Making it rugged is another level of skil that most makers never obtain.