Pappy

At the very least, unless hardware/processing inhibits, firmware and feature updates should cover two generations of hardware.   If the X100s can support X100t updates, why the hell not?   Did I not invest in a rock-solid, long-lasting piece of gear at a premium for a reason?  
 
Would be much more of a motivator for me to stay with the Fuji family, since I upgrade gear every other generation.
 
Of course, I joined the family with the X100s and am a bit pissy at the moment...

My X100s purchase was partially based on the fact that Fuji had offered updated firmware for the X100 owners in the past. I really thought I was buying into an enlightened stance on marketing that valued the purchaser and was looking to promote a strong brand loyalty. How did that work out

X-100Z

X-100Z

Not interested in X-T body whether top line single digit or dumb down double digit, prefer the handling of Olympus E-M1.  What does interest me is this, will there be an X-E3, at present I use an X-E1 and as time has gone by I am debating whether to purchase the very attractively priced X-E2 or wait awhile longer.  Perhaps Rico has an answer as the whether Fuji will continue with the X-E line or not, general consensus seems to be the X-E line has come to an end, this from talking to a few dealers who are of that opinion.  Of course this could be dealer talk to dispose of current stock before a new model comes out but when the same story comes from numerous dealers one has to consider that as true.  Has Fuji lost it's way and ready to abandon the range-finder style in favour of the SLR style of body.  I certainly hope not as the Fuji SLR does not hold any appeal to me.

I think perhaps this plays into the question that was raised on FR a while back about whether there will ever be an X-E3. If not, and the X-T10 is to become Fuji's offering at that price point, then it would be nice to think that Fuji would go out with a bang as give us X-E owners one final comprehensive update.
 
On the other hand, if they are still undecided about the future of the X-E range it would make sense for them to hold off since they would want to offer some of these kind of capabilities in a new X-E3.