Programming mobile devices

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I love desktop and web programming, but I would like to be able to program some sort of small device I can then carry with me. Most mobile phones are quite hard to create programs for as they want you to buy the things they offer instead.

What mobile-phone/gameboy size devices would be suitable for my goal?

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