Yes, whoever can shrink this down to the size of something that would fit in your pocket would make a killing. Imagine not only being able to make phone calls, but use productivity software and even browse the internet.
https://www.amazon.com/GPD-Pocket-LPDDR5X-Bluetooth-Handheld...
The T480 as a daily driver, while slow by current standards, would still meet the needs of many. I use mine often and with plenty of RAM and storage it's still very capable, if underpowered for some tasks.
Incessantly trying to make the Librem 5 happen, as if it's the answer to everyone's needs without a shred of practical reasoning, just makes the project look like a silly novelty.
Otherwise, you're just conducting a years-long, nearly endless amount of low-effort, shallow shilling of a commercial product here, as if it's the simple and pat answer to nearly every question asked, no matter how tangential or unviable, or more charitably, how particular a use case it serves.
Someone could complain about their 60 mile commute by car, and you'd say, "I really enjoy walking two blocks to work, you should buy these shoes," add nothing more, and then move on to do it to others several more times that day.
In a way it would almost be sad if you aren't getting paid by them to do this, because it's all so incredibly...measly.
Some of those are quite obvious and others are very subtle, so explaining everything is a waste of time. I do reply when someone asks additional questions.
> as if it's the simple and pat answer to nearly every question asked
I already mentioned to you earlier that this is not true and I comment whenever someone cares about the freedom of computing.
> In a way it would almost be sad if you aren't getting paid by them to do this, because it's all so incredibly...measly
Would you say the same about my years-long shilling of Qubes OS, too?
You really want the headphones when you're using the laptop as a phone because it can have audio feedback otherwise, especially if using the built-in laptop mic.
iPhones just weren't that smart when they finally arose, you did have to use your imagination but it wouldn't get you far in actual computer interaction like smartpones are supposed to, compared to a Motorola or Sony-Ericsson true smartphone.
You can only imagine how much better it would have been if more choices would have maintained their leadership and there were still other options besides only the relatively shoddy Android and iOS.