> It‘s not a very professional device if you can‘t upgrade the storage and the memory. Well, if you use this professionally, grab the max memory and storage av

> It‘s not a very professional device if you can‘t upgrade the storage and the memory. Well, if you use this professionally, grab the max memory and storage available. Done. It's not like you could stuff 256GB of RAM in the future, chipsets have limitations. As for storage, that's only the internal storage. It has fast ports for a reason. Upgradability is good, but it is worth much more for non-professionals. This allows someone to buy a machine today for lighter tasks and then later on re-purpose it for heavier workloads should the need arise.