Changing the rams and cpu
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I agree with @Diomedes1905...No...But I think the product team can consider to make a special batch if there're strong market needs. Depends on the feedback.
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Personally I think that 16GB it would be a overkill platform, great for solutions that involves cognitive services (vision/sound interpretation and analysis) and other RAM intensive tasks but the ratio between CPU performance + RAM and price would be nonsense comparing it with the LP Alpha.LattePanda wrote: ↑Sun Oct 28, 2018 2:18 pmI agree with @Diomedes1905...No...But I think the product team can consider to make a special batch if there're strong market needs. Depends on the feedback.
But maybe I'm wrong, and the LP Team can sell us a LP with a 16GB of RAM for something around USD$250 (without the Windows License) because the DDR3 chips are getting cheaper than ever.
Adding a third M.2 slot for further PCI expansion, or allowing the user to self-upgrade to DDR3/DDR4, would be a step(s) in the right direction, I think. Maybe even adding Thunderbolt support, eh? 
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@ED209, I was replying to the post earlier in this thread from Lattepanda Site Admin
They said suggestions would be warranted on this page, as ideas for future releases. Sadly, what I suggested is not possible yet on a Lattepanda."You can't buy happiness, but you can buy icecream, which, is kind of the same thing "
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Is there a way I can add RAM in to the Lattepanda Alpha?