I don't wish to be the devils advocate and I fully endorse the British Hi-Fi audio industry but I think we're slightly out of sync with the modern digital industry.
If you're listening to high res 512 DSD or FLAC sourced material on your PC via external high quality DAC or Jukebox DAC player (AUNE, nice budget 512 DSD media player) or even a stand alone high resolution Streamer (Onkyo a little dated but capable DAC player resolution up to DSD 256), you start to question the validity of a CD transport. Maybe this explains why vinyl's are still alive because CD technology per se is flawed, limited to16bit 44kHz frequency, the envelope of the full spectrum of sound is choked. Nice try but modern digital audio has evolved.
Cambridge will beg to differ and I get it but I do think, if you're going to have a CD transport unit on the market, it should be the perfect swiss knife, it should be able to multi-task, such as, ability to play multi-formats SACD/DTS/DVD as default (maybe the Cambridge does that?), it should include a USB port to read other formats from external drive, lossless PCM FLAC, MQA, DSD etc. Ideally, it should adopt some of the DAP features, such as a working OS (built in F002000 software or Android OS perhaps?) that allows you to set up your favourite music files and the perfect interface that allows enhance listening experience. Most of those features you can find on your top end internet streamers, which begs the question, why do we need a CD transport?