> You got your timeline backwards. No, I have my timeline correct. You are just ignoring what I'm writing. > Apple put the "touch screen on your keyboard" whe

> You got your timeline backwards. No, I have my timeline correct. You are just ignoring what I'm writing. > Apple put the "touch screen on your keyboard" when they introduced the current design in 2016. Yes. So, prior to 2016, they could have been working on building out a 32GB machine, giving people what they wanted. But they didn't. > At the time, and for the next year, 2017, the design was perfectly fine for the then-current Intel CPUs models. But it wasn't perfectly fine for people they are currently marketing to.