Zero compromise doesn’t mean you get what you want. Actually the opposite sometimes.
You can't have 7 screens, long battery life, and have it be light weight. That would be zero compromises.
It's basically the old adage: Fast, cheap, good - pick two.
They've sacrificed any kind of portability for more screens.
If that's portable, then so is any number of small PCs that could fit in a backpack.
You might be thinking ultra-portable.
Yes, it does. If I don't get all of what I want, then, ipso facto, the product involves some compromise.
Now, if you mean “Zero compromise is almost always a marketing lie”, that's definitely true.