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> i can get as many nics or sata ports as i wish.  i can plug as much memory in as i want.

Really? You can upgrade more easily, but there are still limits.

Instead of upgrading S-ATA interfaces, CPUs and RAM, I can plug more
SOCs into my switch. I agree that this is not a very economic option
yet, but it's an old, ongoing trend as I see it.

In the end I only want Gigabit Ethernet, S-ATA, DVI and USB.
Lets see what other pc buses the future brings.

Did I miss anything?