I hope they do something with it though. Whether sell it to someone who can be a good caretaker to it, share lessons and designs with other companies that could

I hope they do something with it though. Whether sell it to someone who can be a good caretaker to it, share lessons and designs with other companies that could then build upon it, spinning it off, whatever they choose. Just abandoning it outright seems like an unfortunate move. I won't say bad, because I'm sure they have their reasons, but unfortunate in that it seemed like it was on track to be viable. Microsoft's Surface Pro line, to me, was kind of an "eh, that's nice I guess" up until the Pro 3 at which point it seemed like a platform that had hit its stride. The stuff I was reading on Amberwing seemed like it wasn't a silver bullet, but what it did work for, it worked very well when comparing price vs performance so one could hope that with time, they could make it even better.