Maverick Jester
The Special One
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No, the speculation is that the entire chipset could be swapped out (for a fee) for say S2 and up. They emphasized that it was an enclosed unit in the presentation. So imagine if you take it to Apple store after a couple of years, pay like $200 or whatever, and get the latest SoC swapped out on the spot. It would greatly improve the longevity of the devices which, if you're going for an upper end model, could easily hit upwards of $1000.
Ah, OK. Now that would be something. And by extension- if you wanted to upgrade the case and bands, you could possibly do something similar.
But that would raise the upfront cost of the device, I would think.
