I could see the benefit in having a 'Solu Server' type device, i'm thinking along the lines of 5 Solu devices stacked up in a stylish box, which you plug into your local network at home and access it via a 'remote desktop' app on your tablet/phone/laptop/whatever.

Naturally you would continue to offer the standalone Solu device as some users might find this 'too geeky' as you say, but it seems silly to leave tablets out of the equation (not so much phones or laptops) since it looks like a good match for the user interface, and there's already a decent install base which you can leverage.

Not to mention that a large percentage of users these days have stopped the whole 'desk' part of 'desktop computing' and have transitioned to 'couch computing' on phones, laptops, and tablets, which is a use case that the solu completely ignores.

I just feel that without something along those lines, that the whole cloudy stuff is mostly academic, since the user may only have one solu device, and so from their perspective is there any difference between it being in the cloud vs having large local storage? Not really.