I found the idea interesting. Sometimes people say: "this is not going to work". But I think it all depends on the genius of who is behind the idea. Just remember what happened to the tablets.
Steve Jobs took a stage at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, an event space in the city of San Francisco, California to present the next step in a successful saga that began with the iPod, went through the iPhone to finally reach the iPad , on January 27 of that year, 2010.
Tablets were not exactly a novelty. The idea has been around for a long time, and some products of this type have been on the market since the 1990s. At the turn of the millennium, Microsoft even coined the term “Tablet PC” to designate computers in portable format, normally thought to be used with a stylus.
Even though it existed for more than a decade, the format was never a commercial success. Companies have always failed to create a product that is attractive to the end consumer and that justifies its price. Only Apple was able to understand what the public wanted for a tablet format, also relying a little on the famous “reality distortion magic” that only Steve Jobs was able to use.