Please Bill don't hold back
The more I look at the image samples the less I am impressed. Strikes me that the only advance is clever integration of software and hardware. Seems they've thrown a really small sensor in a tube. Now the sensor, by virtue of its size, will render almost the whole FoV in 'focus'. Then tell the software which bit you want to remain sharp and it will apply a blurring effect to the rest.
I'm sure you get more for your money than that?
Reminds me of a vignette from the Simpson's, where Homer is evaluating his brother's new invention (I think it was a baby translator). His brother asks what he thought and Homer replies..."I don't know Herb, people don't like new things, wouldn't it have been better to get an existing object and put a clock in it"....or words to that effect.
I don't know looks about as useful to a photographer, who cares about photography, as owning a Pentax Q kit