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From the Linux-first vendors, I am only aware of Star Labs' StarLite. Their products are pretty good, though a bit price~y.
It is very expensive for what it is but it looks to be a solid computer. But it is x86. Isn't that very bad for a tablet?
It's kinda bad but not very bad - ARM processors tend to be more efficient but there are some good x86 chips for portable devices as well
Just keep in mind eficiency isn't 1:1 for a $800 x86 laptop and a $800 ARM tablet