Okay, hear me out.
I've always been interested in SHTF or end of the world technology and I have a concept in mind utilizing the Raspberry Pi Zero as a basic laptop for document creation, media storage as well as a controller for things such as a FM receiver/transmitter and communications enclosed in a self sustaining (solar cell embedded) laptop case. It wouldn't need to do much just store data that can be critical for survival if a day that normal infrastructure didn't exist. a small 7-10" screen, a built in thin solar panel mounted on the back of the screen (that's also protected with plexi-glass or some other form of transparent protective covering), a removable rechargeable battery (maybe with the capability to work with AA batteries if the rechargeable ones become faulty) a built in keyboard and track pad.
I know this sounds silly but just imagine if society as we know it ceased to exist, it would be nice to have a portable data device that's bigger and more sturdy than an average smart phone that can hold images and videos as well as documentation about how to solve problems that may arise. It would be an interesting concept as well if the rear solar panel could act as a kickstand for the screen so it could charge and you can work at the same time.
