In comp.sys.raspberry-pi,
Stephan Elinghaus   wrote:
> I'm looking for a small portable display which can be used in
> combination with almost any RPi (model B/B+/2/3).
> Most important: The display should be powered by its own battery (no
> external power source except for charging the battery) and it should be
> as small as possible. The resolution  can be quite low as long as a
[...]

People down-thread suggested small laptop / netbook. If that's the way
you want to go a pocketCHIP may be suitable:

https://getchip.com/pages/pocketchip

CHIP ($9 computer) + snap on shell with touch screen, keyboard, battery,
and some breakout connectors for $69 total.

I'm curious if there is anything off-the-shelf in a similar price range
for pi.  I have a pi, with one of those Motorola phone docks and I have
a pocketCHIP. The phone dock set-up has a beautiful screen and a decent
keyboard. The pocketCHIP has a tiny screen and a shitty keyboard. But
the phone dock thing is a mess of wires and pocketCHIP is just fun.

Elijah
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has been considering a second pocketCHIP

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