As others have said, the pricing seems completely out of range for the average home user. But for enterprise users, how frictionless is it going to be for IT an

As others have said, the pricing seems completely out of range for the average home user. But for enterprise users, how frictionless is it going to be for IT and legal departments to sign off on a service that touches all of your browser-related work and data? Before you argue "Yes but Google/Amazon/Microsoft/Salesforce...." — yeah, but there's a big difference between entrusting a well-established cloud services company and a new streaming startup. As a power user (who is, admittedly, overly anal about how many tabs I have open at once), this kind of dumb terminal doesn't feel that appealing. I need a laptop that's powerful enough to drive 2 high-res external monitors and do the data crunching tasks in the background, on top of web browsing. A potato terminal that can handle just the streaming isn't going to be much fun.