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Anything that breaks from the final product. So it's up to the companies to decide how modular they make their products. If it's not to modular, then if anythin
by mtgx 9y ago
Anything that breaks from the final product. So it's up to the companies to decide how modular they make their products. If it's not to modular, then if anything small breaks, then they'll have to replace entire big pieces. If their devices are super-modular, then they will have to replace only that small part. But of course they also have to make all sorts of different small parts, or have contracts with companies that do.
- simonh 9y agoIsn’t that already true now for warranty repairs, or are you talking about extending warranties indefinitely? The other aspect is, who decides what price components must be sold for?