@hikari @rcombs I remain unconvinced you can do this in a cost-effective manner

@saagar @rcombs the user can't, or the company can't?

@hikari @rcombs The user

@saagar @rcombs framework will happily sell you a new mainboard. are you expecting them to fail or are you expecting the mainboard cost to be high enough it makes more sense to sell the whole unit and buy a new laptop

@hikari huh, I didn't realize the mainboard was upgradable; remains to be seen how well that goes over time, though; I'll be impressed if a single layout ends up longer-lived than eg a CPU socket tends to be (i.e. just short enough for upgrades to rarely be worthwhile)

@hikari particularly given the timing with the windows PC market currently quite possibly at the cusp of its ARM moment; if they've managed to design a laptop chassis that can accommodate an end-user-performed upgrade across CPU architectures, I will be *incredibly* impressed