Yes. Unless this is going to be one of those "Atari 2600 E.T. cartridge" situations -- where you find a reason to dig a giant hole in the desert and bury all yo

Yes. Unless this is going to be one of those "Atari 2600 E.T. cartridge" situations -- where you find a reason to dig a giant hole in the desert and bury all your warehoused stock -- every Kin that was manufactured is going to end up being turned on somewhere, somehow, at some price. And surely they manufactured far more than a few thousand.