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Not sure, why you are getting downvoted here. I believe the point you make is valid, Apple configurations have diminished as their product line expands. I would
by fumar 10y ago
Not sure, why you are getting downvoted here. I believe the point you make is valid, Apple configurations have diminished as their product line expands. I would rather the opposite be true.
- guitarbill 10y agoBecause a "more, more, more" attitude without a real use-case is just dreaming. If you don't understand compromise, this isn't a realistic argument - it's making shit up. What price are we talking about for such a machine? $15,000+? Because it's likely you'd need new tooling for a bigger unibody, and that's just the start. And it isn't like there's no alternatives, like just using a desktop, or connecting to a more powerful server from a less powerful laptop to do work.
- burntrelish1273 10y agoThe 13" mid-2012 non-Retina was the last reasonably-upgradable MBP (granted thickness, old CPU and display): 16 GiB RAM (2 x 8 GiB SODIMMs), 2x SSDs (deleting optical drive with 3rd-party tray). It was available until the release of TouchBar-equiped models.