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They're not.

Many people will never even update their firmware from what was in the box, and in fact, some require you to tear them down and wire up a ISP device to flash new firmware, since there's no bootloader (and even if you do all that, there's barely enough memory to hold a firmware with all it's features enabled)

Having firmware upgrades without tearing down the machine is literally a differentiator at the price point this is launching at...



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