Mid-lifecycle because saving 10% on an expensive device isn't what most people are interested in when they are buying something to work on. Yes, people exist t

Mid-lifecycle because saving 10% on an expensive device isn't what most people are interested in when they are buying something to work on. Yes, people exist that do that or want that or really need to save every cent possible, but to many others that is not even interesting as a thought exercise. So I referred to mid-lifecycle because those people that initially don't try to go on the cheap usually only did any part swapping because the machine was good enough and swapping machines was too much of a hassle: upgrades made sense.