What I just posted was a theory. A general theory that won't be able to be tested for a long time. So yes, there'll be all sorts of problems, esp. involving money. But my whole point is, whether you set up your own (expensive) chip foundry or else have a company do it for you, the whole idea of my theory is that the conditions can be replicated to make the appropriate chips, processors, or whatever parts you need replicated at that time.

But as I said, this theory won't be able to be tested for a long time, since the main component failures in compacts are the ones that can be replaced with ease and little money, such as capacitors. Then, if the hard-to-find chips need to be replaced, then we can know exactly the kind of the problems it could present and deal with it likewise.

I guess you could buy the chip company.

-Apostrophe