The concept reeks of solutions in search of problems. Also, you’ll need unique housings for all the components, and it’s kind of a beast aesthetically. I sort of feel like smartphones and computers maxed out their utility several years ago - the problems had largely been solved, at least well enough that any additional gains in performance and functionality since 2010 or so have been marginal. They’re all pretty fast, they all do a lot, and they fit in my pocket. Done. They’re pure commodity at this point, just like cars and almost every other manufactured object. Value creation has its limits.