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Can we go back to the good old days where our devices had openings for RAM and storage upgrades please?
Especially for things like this.
Since when did small handheld devices have openings for RAM and storage upgrades?
Laptops always used to. Even most of those don't any more.
Apple are certainly the worst offender here (want 2TB storage in your iPad Pro, that'll be an extra £1250 please), but they're not alone.
Laptops aren't handhelds, they're laptops.
Did I say handhelds?
The person you replied to said "small handheld devices", and I don't think most people would put laptops in that category