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You can have both thin, sturdy, and replaceable batteries. It really isn't that hard. Maybe a few extra days of design and development by a team of engineers.
by doctorwho42 5y ago
You can have both thin, sturdy, and replaceable batteries.
It really isn't that hard. Maybe a few extra days of design and development by a team of engineers. If that... Once you come up with your preferred design, it more or less can be replicated to every other similar device.
- catlifeonmars 5y agoI agree with your sentiment overall, but “a few extra days” is pretty unrealistic. Probably a few extra weeks at best.
- CRConrad 5y ago> I agree with your sentiment overall, but “a few extra days” is pretty unrealistic. Probably a few extra weeks at best. Still not a problem: The examples upthread of phones from many different manufacturers that had replaceable batteries, headphone jacks, and card readers and were watertight a decade or more ago show that those weeks have already been invested and paid for.