Sentence examples for not upgradable from inspiring English sources

Her fare was about $320 and mine, on a one-way ticket that was not upgradable, was $176.

It is certainly a very powerful computer, but like a consumer-grade machine it is not upgradable.

The memory chips are soldered to the motherboard so not upgradable and the battery is sealed in, as it is with quite a few of its competitors.

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Unlike the previous generations, the memory is soldered onto the logic board and thus is not upgradable.

Gunslinger: Is a mechanical claw that replaces the wrench, that adds 25 max health to the wearer, and replaces Sentries with Mini Sentries (not as powerful as sentries, are not upgradable, but once placed are extremely quick to assemble, and can also be player controlled using the Wrangler), and every third punch in a combo is a critical hit, with no random crits.

However, as the base Ara unit – which houses the chipsets and storage – won't be upgradable, some don't think true modularity is feasible.

Initially, all Mini 10s will come with 1GB fixed RAM (which means it will not be upgradable), the Windows XP operating system, and a 16:9 edge-to-edge display that supports a maximum resolution of 1024 x 768.

APC Magazine just got the full spiel from Microsoft themselves: Windows Mobile 6.5 devices won't be upgradable to Windows Phone 7 series.

"The toilet in North America is not seen as an upgradable item in the home," says Rose George, author of The Big Necessity: The Unmentionable World of Human Waste and Why It Matters.

Alas, it's still not clear which already existing devices will be upgradable to 2.2, nor whether or not all upgradable devices will play friendly with Flash.