“Can I replace the crappy SSD when it dies, or do I have to send it away for servicing to do that? Can I upgrade the RAM? What is the speed of the USB ports in Gbps? What is the max video resolution for external displays? Can I replace the battery?”
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Hey FunFractals, You can choose to swap out the drive yourself and upgrade the memory (to 64GB DDR5-4800, based on test for product readiness), if you'd like; although, we usually recommend all work technical done with our products be done by a certified technician. The two USB-A ports support USB 5Gbps, one USB-C supports USB 10Gbps, and the USB-4 USB-C port supports 40GBps. If you're using the HDMI 2.1 port for video output, the maximum output supported is 4K/60Hz. Replacing the system battery is generally best if left to certified technicians, as any damages done outside of our customer care can void your warranty coverage. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
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