Raspberry PI2, Motorola lapdock, a few cables, and lots of patience. It doesn’t do Netflix or YouTube yet, but it’s a passable excuse for a laptop for under $100.
It won’t replace my MacBook, but it’s a cool Linux toy for surfing and reading my email at work.
Notes from Mosquito Hill 
I like your pi. which model is it?
Where did you find the laptop to plug it into, and is it duel boot or is the pi running the whole shabang?
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Thanks. It’s a Pi2, currently running Raspbian Jessie on a 16gb card.
The ‘laptop’ is a Motorola lapdock. It’s a screen, keyboard, and battery only. It is designed to plug in an Android smartphone and use it as a computer. It has USB and HDMI plugs on the back, perfect for the Pi with a couple of short cables. The lapdock idea was expensive and never caught on, so you can get them cheaply on Amazon or eBay.
Next step is a lower profile case, so I can attach the Pi to the back of the screen. (I’m blogging from it now.)
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