This feels like a critique that doesn’t understand people, and instead is trying to consider the product by itself. Who is it for? Well, why not see the actual

This feels like a critique that doesn’t understand people, and instead is trying to consider the product by itself. Who is it for? Well, why not see the actual places buying them. - Reception/lobby/greeting desks because they’re an aesthetic entry point. - families who don’t want to deal with a computer. That’s a lot of people who upgrade once in a blue moon, don’t want to deal with shopping for different components like a display/mouse/keyboard. Over the last decade, ever single friend I know has had their parents transition to an iPad or an iMac. For the last point, it’s not even that they’re technically illiterate. My dad records music in his retirement. My friends dad used to be a software engineer. They just don’t want to futz with stuff anymore.