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Yeah this is the problem with paraphrasing or taking quotes out of context. If I was more specific, I would've said that it's the mobile and casual "productivityfags" they're looking at targeting first with Infinite Office. PC is an entirely different audience and they seem to be abandoning it, so in context this whole thing is meant to position their headsets (standalones) as the equivalent of a netbook, which people like hikkineets have no use for. 

I will say however that they will probably "return" to PC in the sense that they'll integrate more Virtual Desktop features while augmenting that use-case. Imagine having AIO AR+VR goggles that you just take everywhere. When you're outside, you can do more lightweight work like stuff in spreadsheets, taking calls, etc. At home, the headset automatically through WiFi connects to your PC and starts rendering the virtual monitors at your desk, ready there for you to access them. So in a way, the headset becomes a generic display device that you use for everything instead of needing a separate monitor for every device in your life. 

That's where the tech will go eventually and there will stop being PC and non-PC headsets. They'll all just be standalones with varying amounts of compute on them (perhaps moved onto the head strap instead of on the front of your face), with the ability to connect to external computing devices.