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No, it wouldn't. And no, the slightly smaller battery was not "arbitrary". And thirdly, no, it's not that LPDDR isn't available; it's that this generation of In
by Bud 10y ago
No, it wouldn't. And no, the slightly smaller battery was not "arbitrary". And thirdly, no, it's not that LPDDR isn't available; it's that this generation of Intel CPUs usable in a laptop don't support the current generation of LPDDR yet.
In other words, it's Intel's fault, not Apple's, as posted above.
- toyg 10y ago> this generation of Intel CPUs usable in a laptop Dell XPS says hi. I don't care if it doesn't have much battery life - give me the choice, dammit. If I wanted ultraportability and umpteen hours on battery, I would have bought an Air. > the slightly smaller battery was not "arbitrary" I must have missed the day a tank threatened to blow up Cupertino unless they reduced the battery size. Again, nobody asked them to have an MBP as thin as an Air. It was an arbitrary choice, and (IMHO, of course) a bad one.
- TheCoelacanth 10y agoThe XPS 15 has pretty solid battery life if you get one with the larger battery size and the FHD screen instead of the UHD screen.