What world have you been living in, 'Throw away world" indeed! My RAZR isn't user repairable, the universal remote I had (before I got my Harmony) for my entertainment centre was a sealed and epoxy covered device. The throw away world has been around for decades. The labour for repairing these devices ($90 an hour in my case) is simply FAR too much and there would never be a reason to attempt it. When it wears out 4 years down the road there will be ZERO value to it and thus no value to making it repairable. Why people think Apple pioneered this I've no idea
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What world have you been living in, 'Throw away world" indeed! My RAZR isn't user repairable, the universal remote I had (before I got my Harmony) for my entertainment centre was a sealed and epoxy covered device. The throw away world has been around for decades. The labour for repairing these devices ($90 an hour in my case) is simply FAR too much and there would never be a reason to attempt it. When it wears out 4 years down the road there will be ZERO value to it and thus no value to making it repairable. Why people think Apple pioneered this I've no idea
What world have you been living in, 'Throw away world" indeed! My RAZR isn't user repairable, the universal remote I had (before I got my Harmony) for my entertainment centre was a sealed and epoxy covered device. The throw away world has been around for decades. The labour for repairing these devices ($90 an hour in my case) is simply FAR too much and there would never be a reason to attempt it. When it wears out 4 years down the road there will be ZERO value to it and thus no value to making it repairable. Why people think Apple pioneered this I've no idea
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