Apple has a memory problem and we're all paying for it
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Apple has a memory problem and we're all paying for it::Apple still sells expensive "Pro" computers with just 8GB of RAM and charges a fortune for more.
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"we're all paying for it"
Journalism these days is fucking awful
It's from a news organisation called "MacWorld". What were you expecting exactly?
Maybe not this specific thing, but Apple is super influential on the industry as a whole and when other companies see people tolerate Apple's bullshit, they follow suit.
Yep. I am reminded of 3.5mm audio jack being removed from phones because Tim Cook was 'brave'.
Well I do think the high cost of expansion RAM in Apple products is tied to school shootings, gerrymandering, and the prison industrial complex.
That is in the context of “Apple customers”.
Just a thought.
If I'm being generous, it's macworld.com speaking to an audience of Apple users.
But no, I am not paying for it. I'm over here drooling at M1 chips, but then stopping when I see the baggage that comes with it.
Ms are only worth drooling over as far as power consumption. Relatively cheap 7840u outperforms M2 in every benchmark. I9s are just in a completely different league.
I'll wait for Snapdragon X Elite from a more reasonable company or a RISC-V chip in a Linux laptop if stars really align.