This seems like sometuing that wouldnt work so well anyway.

It looks great and if it was more affordable i think alot of people would be interested but its going to be hard to get a large number of early adopters with the 3.5k price tag.

This will be a rich boy toy for a long time before it sells on a large scale a few versions down the line.

1 million isnt that many people but i dunno if its features are enough to justify the cost to 1 million people.

$3500 in today’s money is not far off from what early computers cost. It’s actually less.

The Mac SE retailed for $2900 in 1987. This is equivalent to over $7000 in today’s money.

“A rich boys toy that will never amount to anything” would have been a grossly bad prediction back in 1987.

Just sayin.

I see your point but i dont know if i equate this new apple device to a computer. Its certainly got alot of amazing features but compared to a computer it doesnt hold up functionally.

You could argue that eventually it will surpass a computer in functionality and become more mainstream but thats kind of my point. Right now its not there, but after they have developed it for 10-15 years you might see mass adoption of this type of device over PCs.

I also didnt say it would never amount to anything. Using your statement i would point out that computers were not found in everyones home until the end of the 90s and beyond. So i stand by my suggestion that it will be something rich people have for many yeara beforw becoming mainstream.