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Yeah, reading through it they're aiming for it to be an alternative to stuff like Chromebooks, which makes sense. For the time being it's certainly in their interest to lean into the strengths of independent devices the same way smartphones and TVs replaced the need for PC towers to interact with mundane things like basic applications, internet browsers and even games for people that never owned or don't care to sit at a desk. 

Hopefully it does come back around like that and they don't just alienate the "high entry cost" PC crowd though since our options are fewer than desktop PC gaming before mobile games started to encroach on the space. Oculus isn't the only VR platform but the fear is always devs seeing it as the only lucrative one, releasing mobile tier shit and going "don't you guys have Quests?" when enthusiasts want actual PCVR to grow.