I would be very surprised. Typically LPDDR is soldered, as it takes too much power to run the traditional sockets, as well as being much slower.
Though there has been a modular option called LPCAMM[1]. However AFAIK it doesn't support the speed the specs of this box states.
Recently a newer connector, SOCAMM has been launched[2], which does support the high memory speeds, but it's just on the market and going into servers first AFAIK.
Though there has been a modular option called LPCAMM[1]. However AFAIK it doesn't support the speed the specs of this box states.
Recently a newer connector, SOCAMM has been launched[2], which does support the high memory speeds, but it's just on the market and going into servers first AFAIK.
[1]: https://www.anandtech.com/show/21069/modular-lpddr-becomes-a...
[2]: https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/ram/micron-and-sk...