You can also get cheap versions which are fine. Since I gave my wife one 4 years ago - no complaints. If you have Seniors and people who only want a Browser with a capability to type documents, but not all your games, etc, then I suggest you look at Chromebooks. So you are basically stuck unless you wanted them to run Linux which for what I think your purposes will be fine. Just to clarify original 32 GB SSD was fine for a Linux Distro but I wanted dual booting, etc. The RAM was soldered in but the SSD was an M2 socket and so I upgraded that to 128 GB for my purposes. For example, I have an Acer C720 Chromebook that I switched to running Linux and that works very well. Older machines have some ability to upgrade. More modern low cost machines have switched to totally soldered in main and RAM memory. After completing the steps, go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update, click the Check for updates button to try the upgrade one more. According to this site it is a soldered in job
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