Products that do EVERYTHING always FAIL -- even if they do it well !!! Well, accept Blackberry the first successful do-all product.
Consumers prefer FOCUS !!
I think there is a HUGE market for a video camera on a small computer, that would be sold mostly as a video camera, because editing video is MUCH easier and more capable on a computer then on a video camera.
It would only be a killer app if it had STEADY CAM CAPABILITIES which NONE of the current video cameras have.
It should also be water proof.
If it were otherwise a computer and a tablet that would be COOL !!!
There is also a big market for a small computer tablet, that is a dictation machine, this has big markets for medical and manager applications.
But there is no easy way to sell it, it would have no distinctions, there is no easy way to sell it because these people aren't smart enough to know that they need it.
And this is exactly what will be the problem with Origami, will Origami have voice dictation, it will if Philips decides to run their software on it.
So if it sells it will be like Blackberry with many vertical market companies selling it.
Apple has a BIG PROBLEM, they think they can have a viable business with so few products and only having highly focused products.
Their strategy can result in obsolete products overnight, and Apple becoming PASSE just as quickly !!!
But their narrow market focus does create an interesting opportunity.
Their stock will drop hugely from this legal action going on with their suppliers, even though it benefits them hugely, so sell now and buy as the legal action wraps up and you will make a fortune !!!