I remember when Amazon did something similar with the kindle maybe a decade ago, I was livid. I vowed never to own a Kindle and bought a Kobo and installed Koreader on it.
I hear this today, and now I just shrug. I'm past caring and I hate that.
I don't think many people realize how far ahead the Archimedes was at the time.
I got to borrow one from school for the entire summer holidays - a friend and I manhandled the beast to my house - and I spent six glorious weeks with it.
I'd love to find one but I expect they're hard to find.
I'm not a greenie by any stretch of the imagination but I'm a strong believer in Repair, Re-use, Recycle.
I'm writing this comment on a Lenovo Yoga I bought for $10 and fixed up. It's a quad core with 4GB of soldered RAM and a 128GB SSD but I slapped CachyOS on it and it works for nearly anything I want to do when I'm out and about. The battery lasts me about 3 1/2 hours. I've picked up CRT monitors for virtually nothing and they work just fine.
My chances of getting new monitors are slim in this climate but it's a new avenue of investigation at least.