Before I get into my slew of questions, I am absolutely thrilled to see the return of late-90s transparent colored housings and the like! I'm also happy to see

Before I get into my slew of questions, I am absolutely thrilled to see the return of late-90s transparent colored housings and the like! I'm also happy to see the updated non-Windows keyboard using the Framework logo rather than the generic "Super" text. #1. Any insight into the 4x PCIe slot not having the end of the slot open which would allow the user to still physically insert 8x or 16x PCIe cards? #2. Considering a lot of people would use the desktop with ethernet, is the wifi m.2 slot keyed to only accept wifi cards or can it fit a 3rd NVMe SSD as well? (maybe an idea to also pass along to the RISC-V mainboard guys) #3. Lastly, any chance of revisiting the possibility of upgradable RAM on future desktop models i.e. Zen6 "big APU" if CAMM modules and the like aren't so bleeding edge? (it's looking like DDR6 for example might be CAMM-only) I mean, the fact that CAMM modules lay flat would open the opportunity to have them placed directly on the backside of the CPU which would theoretically result in very short trace lengths relative to front-side CAMM (let alone DIMM). EDIT #4. Do these Ryzen Max chips support s1/s3 sleep like traditional socketable desktops? (though it sounds like it's starting to become less supported on AM5 sadly) BONUS. Keyboard/touchpad module(s) for laptop(s) with three (left, middle, right) separate physical mouse buttons when? :P (Heck, on the 16" laptop there's already suspicious blank spaces both above and below the touchpad where they'd fit perfectly...)