This paragraph is absurd. Not sure if the author was excessively exaggerating or this is true. Can someone who&#x27;s a domain expert or is familiar with the device to clarify why in-flight WAPs are 10x more expensive but 10x more fragile? Cosmic rays?<p><pre><code>		Called Wireless Access Points (or WAPs), these black boxes
	function similarly to Wi-Fi routers that would be found in a
	home, but because they’re on an airplane, they cost 10 times more
	and break 10 times more easily. Each WAP is connected by a
	QuadRax cable, which is essentially formed of wires within wires
	within wires.</code></pre>