I hear a lot of "all PC laptops are now comparatively a bad deal", which is a real bummer since it's always good for Apple to have competition. If Apple is rese

I hear a lot of "all PC laptops are now comparatively a bad deal", which is a real bummer since it's always good for Apple to have competition. If Apple is reserving all of TSMC's 5nm (and probably 3nm) node output, is Samsung a viable competitor? Does the world of ultra-cheap (i.e. <$500) laptops come back to ARM Chromebooks? Qualcomm be able to mimic Apple's design success? I'm kind of with Gruber that this is a game changer, but what does it mean for the ecosystem?