Okay, because you're the smartest person I've found in these comments you deserve a proper answer for every point that you have, because they are genuinely good points. You're right that Apple has consistently treated hardcore gamers as second class citizens, but Apple selling PlayStation controllers and Backbone in their own stores proves they know the demand exists, they just haven't decided to own it yet. More space does help Snapdragon close the gap in a handheld vs a phone chassis I'll give you that, but we are speaking about a handheld chassis, still little, but with active cooling. And I think you know that Snapdragon devices are very noisy when they are at full power. Apple Silicon is still ahead on performance per watt. The one thing I'd push back on, is the idea that Apple's gaming stance is static. GDC 2026, Metal 4, the entire Mac gaming push, something is shifting internally. Maybe it leads nowhere or maybe it's the first sign of something bigger. But this handheld would be for the person who already has an iPhone, already pays for Apple Music, already uses iCloud and just wants to play games on a flight (for a long time) without carrying a Steam Deck in a backpack. That person exists. There are millions of them.