Repairanbility also has second-order effects: you can usually easily scrap the unit for parts, supplying the aftermarket repair industry. I can recall when I

Repairanbility also has second-order effects: you can usually easily scrap the unit for parts, supplying the aftermarket repair industry. I can recall when I cracked up my Nokia 1020. The local repair shops would replace an iPhone or Galaxy S5 screen for like $50 in an hour, but the 1020 was a nearly $200 proposition with a week's wait-- because nobody had a scrapped screen to offer.