When did we become okay with people selling something other than a general-purpose computer and calling it a "computer?"
And what about making phone calls from computers now? I guess we shouldn't call THAT a computer anymore because it's used to make phone calls? It's a desk-phone?
Saying that the only real 'computers' are generic beige boxes that can run any old OS is just gatekeeping, and basically irrelevant. That's not what the word computer means to most people.
"Here you go!"
"This is... A board with a hole in it? I want a drill."
"This is better for regular people: the hole already exists, you can screw things right to it."
"Yes, but I want to drill several holes in my wall. I don't want a brand new board with a single hole, I want a drill to make holes."
"Most people, when they say they want a drill, really actually mean they want a hole. So we call these hole-boards drills now."
"But it's not what it means. I want an actual drill."
"Ugh, why all the gatekeeping, it's irrelevant, just buy this 'drill.'"