Looking for $SUBJ. To make the question more precise: What is the currently smallest gadget that can run a fully fledged perl environment with no fuzz?

• The "currently" means, this thread could remain updated as new devices appear
• The "no fuzz" means, I'd like to be able to install Perl and CPAN modules with no hassle. Trying to do so on some new Windows Mobile Devices definitely is no "no hassle" and I've given up on that.
• "Fully fledged" so probably means, the device should run Linux, also as this is our development and target platform, this would come in handy.

Ideally the thing should have a keyboard (can be miniature - whatever) and a battery runtime of at least 5h when editing and testing perl apps.

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