Sentence examples for not upgradeable from inspiring English sources

But their hardware – which is already looking dated compared to current PCs – is not upgradeable.

By and large those are not upgradeable, and yet sold the right way, there is clearly some volume.

There's a model set for both GSM and CDMA networks, but unlike the Xoom, the tablet is not upgradeable to 4G.

Since the hardware parts of a tablet is not upgradeable, your tablet may only be updated up to a certain version.

The bad news is that it starts at $549, the one gigabyte of RAM isn't upgradeable, and your only choice for an operating system is Vista Home Basic.

But you'll get better value on that base 15-inch thanks to the improvement in the stock RAM configuration (which also isn't upgradeable after the fact, so that's a considerable advantage).

Just like the company tries to hide elements like the file system in iOS, or deliver CE devices that aren't upgradeable or modular, opting instead for a smooth, appealing and user-friendly outward appearance, it's also taking commerce out of the store experience as much as possible.

You'll be able to jack the memory up to 128GB (non upgradeable by users, but upgradeable at a service center or store) and get the beefier Vega 64 graphics cards offered to end up with an incredibly impressive machine.

It's not easily upgradeable and the only good thing about it is the 802.11n networking ability.

They are less upgradeable and not as durable than their heftier cousins and harder to repair.

It'll be interesting to see if it indeed launches with Windows Mobile 6.1 and whether or not it'll be upgradeable to (or come with) Windows Mobile 6.5, which is due out to consumers in September but should be in manufacturers' hands by April.