I have a Toshiba Satellite laptop.  I have it for a few years.
The laptop is useless without more memory.
It needs update in memory.  I want to put the wireless card in too.

However, the damned thing is on the scrap heap.  Why?
Because when it was assembled the screws were put in hard and deep.
Beyond any reasonable necessity.  So hard and deep that they cannot be 
removed.
What is the point of putting in case openings and telling purchasers they 
can
upgrade when the upgrade points are screwed so tight that you can't
get into the laptop because you can't remove the screws?

This might seem to be an insignificant problem, but it is not.  These tight 
tiny screws have
destroyed the usability of a perfectly good laptop.

Not that Toshiba is alone guilty of this inability to know when enough is
enough in the screwing department.  I have found that many people just
can't stop irretrievably screwing screws into computer equipment.
Are these guys frustrated about something or what?

And to top it all off, Toshiba insulates itself to such a degree that there
is no easy way of providing feedback telling them to stop screwing.
No feedback section about their product.  Toshiba doesn't want to know 
nothing.

Feedback to Toshiba:  STOP SCREWING IN THE SCREWS SO HARD!!!!!!