The internet is buzzing with anticipation for an ultra-thin laptop that doesn't have any ports. However, hardware experts believe that this is not yet possible given the current state of technology.

Thanks to its portless design, the Craob X claims to be just 7mm thin and weighs a mere 1.9 pounds. To put that in context, the thinnest laptops, the Acer Swift 7 and the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook, are around 9.9mm thick. Even the iPhone 13 is larger than the Craob X, at 7.65mm. However, hardware experts don’t think a laptop as thin as the Craob X would be functional.

"I don't think it's possible to make a laptop that thin without battery replacement technology," Alex Lennon, founder of Dynamic Devices, told Lifewire via email. "I also seriously doubt it would be robust enough to last more than half an hour. You need a certain weight for a laptop to function as a 'lap… top.'"

The absurdly thin laptop, from the underrated Craob Inc, has a 13.3-inch 4K display with virtually no bezels. Images suggest it has a pinhole camera, though the company hasn’t shared any details on the resolution.