mike fix

Right to Repair is important on so many levels.  It helps enable faster and cheaper services, not just the DIY community.  When Apple tells you 3-5 days or longer, this will potentially give you the option of a 3rd party repair using OEM parts performed quicker and possibly cheaper.  

If there's no matte option, it's not a professional display in my world.

Though Apple's version of profession simply means, a professional might use it for something, though it may to be a for professional purposes, it's a professional using it.

The Galaxy Fold is the first phone I want that isn't an iPhone.  Due to Apple's lack of a new mac pro which is causing me to switch to PC, Samsung is giving me a good reason to upgrade from my iPhone.

I'd rather see Nvidia support.

I'm starting to see "windows experience" as part of job requirements in the entertainment design industry.  If anyone thinks the pendulum isn't starting to swing towards PCs is living with their head in the ground.  A recent Greyscalegorilla podcast talked a lot about the industry switching.  

If Apple cares about the professional users (which I'm convinced they don't), they really have a lot of work ahead of them.