(Opinion) open RISC-V dev boards; an emerging market niche?

RISC-V is clearly entering its time to shine, however every board I have seen come to market is laden with flaws that effectively designate it e-waste out of the box, the largest being proprietary graphics chipsets that will likely never see a kernel update, considering these companies are coming out with new boards every month (or less!) and surely do not have the time to dedicate to maintenance of their ever growing backlog.

AMD's RX 6400 is a low-profile, low power RDNA2 graphics chipset that, as a PCI-e card, can generally be had for less than $70. The first RDNA2 RISC-V dev board available to purchase for less than $300 will be an instantaneous buy for me, and likely many others. Whoever capitalizes on this market first will surely secure a longstanding foothold in the open hardware community.