I find there's something very satisfying about a photoset like this of such a meticulous disassembly. From the text, the part I found particularly interesting

I find there's something very satisfying about a photoset like this of such a meticulous disassembly. From the text, the part I found particularly interesting was this: "We don't understand the point of heavily-glued batteries. This kind of planned obsolesce is completely unnecessary." I assume they mean "obsolescence", and can see two interpretations: 1. The hardware is assumed to be replaced with a newer flashier model before the battery needs replacing so it doesn't matter that the battery is heavily-glued. 2. Making the battery hard to remove encourages upgrading when the it dies instead of merely installing a replacement. I wonder which the author means, or both, or/and something else? [EDIT: I see I am not the only one for whom this particular phrase jumped out of the text!]