That is definitely an important argument to make to counterbalance the argument that Microsoft is out of touch with basically everything and keeps failing to se

That is definitely an important argument to make to counterbalance the argument that Microsoft is out of touch with basically everything and keeps failing to see the writing on the wall. With Kin, I don't see them revolutionizing anything, so "just rolling with it" doesn't justify this mysterious venture to me. Xbox was different, though. I guess they're still in a position where they can keep failing - or "experimenting" - without suffering too much for it.