The Dell Precision laptops still have sodimms and M.2 storage, not sure about WiFi. The idea for upgrading the CPU is that you replace the whole motherboard, b

The Dell Precision laptops still have sodimms and M.2 storage, not sure about WiFi. The idea for upgrading the CPU is that you replace the whole motherboard, but keep everything else. Yes, the screen is easily swappable. The bezel is held in by magnets and the screen is held in with just four screws. Keyboard is replaceable and quite modular as well as the shell, keys and PCB are separate parts. The power jack is also replaceable. Actually, the whole I/O consist of four modules that you can swap out as desired (and a dedicated headphone jack), so you can decide how many USB-C, USB-A, DP and HDMI ports you want. A dedicated microSD slot is also available. And no, it doesn’t look hard at all, the whole design is very straight forward. Which makes it all the more surprising why it took this long, but I’m glad someone finally makes it happen.