All in one monitor idea

Hi there, 

Like to share a potential Alienware/high end monitor type suggestion, which I'd like to think as an all in one Monitor.

As a Alienware client and high end computer enthusiast more and more I see alternative solutions on the market for the following problems and I wondered why Dell or any other company hasn't come with anything to solve that?

1-Built in camera

I know that some dell monitors have a built in camera, but I never seen any high refresh rate monitor with that option, which is quite annoying specially in this post pandemic world where a lot of services are made online "e.g. Medical appointments", not to mention that you have to have a extra wire going down on your desk all the way for the webcam that you will need to buy separately.

2-Lights

a)Back panel lights

Built in back panel smart lights, today there are a few alternative solutions on the market for that, one of the most famous is the Philips HUE, that captures the colours from your screen and project them on the back.
Here again, a huge benefit from having this built in the monitor would be not having to have more cables running on your desk, not to mention the bonus of adding ambient light to your room and softening the screen brightness in a dark room


b)Front lights
Since we are talking about a monitor with a built camera, it would also make sense to have some sort of frontal lights, to avoid bringing something external like a ring light or a lightbar, and again, avoiding more wires.

3-Jumper cables
As a lot of people today use more than 1 monitor, wouldn't make sense to have a way to use a jumper cable to connect one monitor to the other rather than having to connect both straight to the computer?

I believe the complexity of this might be bigger, but if its possible to eliminate one cable(HDMI/DPP or Power) out of the equation that would be already a big win in my opinion.

Hopefully this make sense, I would love to hear some of the other members thoughts about it, and also if possible Dells staff feedback on why this never became a reality.