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As it is the chin with no logo makes it look like a generic all-in-one. 

My experience with Epic is that they barely talk between instances in different health care systems, you need a new account with each hospital system or practice you deal with, and small shops (OT, PT, home care) can't afford Epic in the first place, so a non-trivial portion of your records have to be hand-carried between providers.  

1.  If Gassee was any good at running Apple, he'd still be running Apple.  
2.  iPad lineup is IMHO approaching "Performa" vibe... they need to ditch the Air, and keep a model under $300 and feature-match the iPad and Mini.
3.  Were it not for my network duties and managing a lab, I would not have a laptop.  So yes, an iPad can be your daily driver, and durably so. 
4.  His truncated sales chart shows a developing market that has turned into a mature market.  Yawn.  

Part of the reason Google had a head start is because they introduced the free “Goog411”. Seemed like a great directory assistance service, and after 18 months they canned it. The reason was it was simply used by them to hear people saying every possible query in every possible accent and voice through phone connections. AI training disguised as a free info service. 

Dynamic island is too good and useful to stay a pro feature. This is right up there with the invention of the donut hole.