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How ironic that you mention reliability as an advantage of a mostly unserviceable all-in-one.
by konstruktor 14y ago
How ironic that you mention reliability as an advantage of a mostly unserviceable all-in-one.
- defap 14y agoIf the machine is as unserviceable as you claim, then the increased reliability is indeed an advantage (or at least a mitigation). I'm not sure I see the irony.
- nivloc 14y agoServiceability has nothing to do with reliability, for one. They're designed to not be serviced by anyone - not customers, not retail staff. So, they have better quality parts that reduce return rates, and get replaced by new or refurbished units if they are lemons. Nothing wrong with the advances of mass production.