> It's interesting because upgradability doesn't seem like a very big concern to anyone buying this From my discussions with an iMac hardware engineer, he expl

> It's interesting because upgradability doesn't seem like a very big concern to anyone buying this From my discussions with an iMac hardware engineer, he explained that the component set that these machines are made with are at least 7-10 years away from being replaced because the software catches up. Whereas, traditionally, we're used to machines that last 3-5 years, but you can easily upgrade in the future. If true, it appears to be a major paradigm shift, which rightfully the market is having a hard time trying to swallow.