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Oh, there are many x86 class devices that you'd *want* to avoid being affected by such attacks. But none of them *are*, except maybe the Xbox One. That one gets pretty close.
By the way, the Chromebook spec, the original one, explicitly *excluded* physical attacks from their threat model. Which is why those chromebooks shipped with a "bypass all firmware security" jumper under a screw/sticker.
Current Chromebooks with the new security chip still have a physical access backdoor (remove the battery), because Google knows it doesn't matter how many security chips you throw at x86, case open == pwnable, and recovery / owner control is important. https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/platform/ec/+/master/docs/case_closed_debugging_cr50.md#can-remove-the-battery …
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