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>Reminds me of how apple pursued thin devices until they broke a fundamental part of the experience (MacBook keyboard). Sometimes you're done. For me it was wh
by soperj 7y ago
>Reminds me of how apple pursued thin devices until they broke a fundamental part of the experience (MacBook keyboard). Sometimes you're done.
For me it was when they had to solder in the ram. As soon as you can't fix or change your own device, it's a device i don't want to own.
- elsonrodriguez 7y agoThe trend for electronics is more integration. How do I change the ram on a solid piece of smart-glass that the Sci-fi movies are promising me?
- camelNotation 7y agoYou don't, but the smart glass of science fiction probably doesn't have an actual stick of RAM in it either. I think the point was that the ram is still being created as a separate unit and they didn't have to solder it, but did anyway.