As a consumer, this is the bit that drives me crazy about most of this stuff: a part with a lifecycle of a few years (CPU) is attached to a part with a long lif

As a consumer, this is the bit that drives me crazy about most of this stuff: a part with a lifecycle of a few years (CPU) is attached to a part with a long lifecycle (cycle, fridge, display/TV), thus making the whole thing effectively have the short lifecycle. I wish they'd use something like a Pi CM4 that could be upgraded at least once or twice over the 10+ year lifecycle, but I also understand why this will never happen.