It's interesting they chose such a compact form factor for their laptop right from the beginning. I'd reckon a 15.6" build would have been much easier to put together for modularity and ease of repair, and maybe once it gained traction they could have expanded to smaller forms. Their initial customer base (I'm guessing it'd be engineers and enthusiasts) would also have been compatible with a bigger laptop, even if the mainstream laptop market has been overrun with small devices for some reason.
