The flip side of this (much like with AIO PCs and "smart" TVs, but in reverse) is that I'd be a lot more likely to buy a less expensive client/terminal and conn

The flip side of this (much like with AIO PCs and "smart" TVs, but in reverse) is that I'd be a lot more likely to buy a less expensive client/terminal and connect it to a more powerful PC because if the headset - which is the thing trying to prove its usefulness - breaks or ends up collecting dust, I still have the PC which can power all sorts of other tasks and uses. If I spend all the dough on an AIO headset PC and it turns out to be underwhelming or I just never fit it into my long-term usage, then I've got a $2k+ computer I never use. Just as I'd prefer to separate the monitor from a PC or the media player from a TV, I'd be a lot more eager to try a headset if it wasn't attached to its own expensive PC.