In 2015 or so the computer of choice for graphic professionals, I predict, will be the iPad Pro. Or something like it. It'll have stats like Wacom Cintiq: 2048 levels of sensitivity, 60 degree pen tilting, hyper-accurate, display under your pen, all of that. But under that will be your computer. All in one. And it'll be between $1500 and $3500 by that time and people who are really into graphic design (especially the people who pull in over 100 Gs at it) will buy the thing. They may even offer it in two sizes: approriate and excessive.
A little light thought in a world of heavy problems. I hope it is an entertaining as it is enlightening and reinforcing.
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