Why no user upgradable firmware?
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Oh I trust ya, I know, I've got 5 Provaris. 3- 2.5's(ones a mini), a P3, and a 2015 Classic.
ASML (a Dutch company) is the most advanced and largest manufacturer of lithography systems in the world. The ARM chip in the P3 is more likely than not made on a machine designed and built by ASML. You could say the P3 only functions the way it does because of the Dutch
I can attest to the fact that this is, in fact, true.
You clearly do not understand how ProVape operates ... they prefer to set the safety standards themselves.
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It (ASML) was somewhat through osmosis though. They purchased a portion of a company, Silicon Valley Group Lithography, that built the machines that 90% of the world's chips were created with. They controlled the market, and still (basically) do. ASML, via that acquisition, immediately became the de facto industry leader.
It feels like just yesterday, but it is far from it.
It feels like just yesterday, but it is far from it.
Reread my question and you will see your comment makes no sense.
ASML (a Dutch company) is the most advanced and largest manufacturer of lithography systems in the world. The ARM chip in the P3 is more likely than not made on a machine designed and built by ASML. You could say the P3 only functions the way it does because of the Dutch
And finally (on this subject), that machine was, in all probability, built about 20 miles from where I'm sitting right now. The main manufacturing plant is in Wilton, CT.
I read your ... open up the firmware and just put a disclaimer comment ... I quoted it.
The fact you don't understand how Provape doesn't want you tinkering with it for your own safety ... tells us why you don't see the benefit for ProVape locking it down.
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