Isn't This What FZ Owners Want Also?

Just a purely speculative exercise, but what features/physicaly characteristics would a camera need for you to leave m4/3 in favour of it?

I think for me it would be:

A super zoom with a largish sensor (for a super zoom, maybe even up to a 1")

Zoom range of about 24mm to 3/400mm

A proper manual zoom ring and some sort of manual focus ring

Tilty/flippy LCD

1080p60 video recording at 50mbps

Quality EVF with focus peaking

Weather sealed would be appriciated

Shoots RAW

Fast auto focus

Good range of manual controls.

I realise what I've basically just described is basically a GH3 with a superzoom lens on it, but I'd like to think that a smaller sensor + fixed lens would enable it to be made considerably smaller and lighter.

Either that or a camera which is identical in every way to a high end m4/3, includng size, lens size, lens f-stop etc, but with a FF sensor and the image area from the glass to cover it. Unfortunately physics seems to be preventing this from happening, so I'll just keep on dreaming about the first option.