It is, though, and examples have been provided of VERY successful platforms built upon this negative space.
Consider the lack of a feature as a feature itself; it lowers the amount of cognitive brainpower required to use the system, and that is VERY valuable.
Incredibly good for mental health.
> The only option I see is… options. User-specific customization.
You can SSH into a remarkable tablet and do whatever you want to it.
> How does a company make a product that sells to a sufficiently wide market to make it worthwhile?
It is very expensive. Its only purpose is to be a digital notebook.
Think of this product as very expensive paper that backs up writing to the internet. Not a sh*ty tablet that can't do a lot of things.