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Clickbait. It's "you can now get the 2gb version for $35, which was/is the price point for the 1gb version", not "raspberry pi now has double the RAM".
by luckylion 7y ago
Clickbait.
It's "you can now get the 2gb version for $35, which was/is the price point for the 1gb version", not "raspberry pi now has double the RAM".
- kylec 7y agoThe title is exactly correct, the Raspberry Pi 4 that costs $35 does come with double the RAM now. The title doesn't say anything about any other price point configurations.
- luckylion 7y agoThat's right, it's technically correct. And I'm sure that it's written that way to be technically correct while suggesting that they doubled the RAM of the raspberry pi. That's clickbait.
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- inetknght 7y ago> It's "you can now get the 2gb version for $35, which was/is the price point for the 1gb version", not "raspberry pi now has double the RAM". Yeah, I was expecting an 8GB model :'(
- yjftsjthsd-h 7y agoThat would be pretty fun. Weird, of course, since I still think of the Pi as a "small" computer in terms of resources as well as size, and I've got laptops with 4GB of RAM... of course, in a world where some phones are about to hit 16GB of RAM, maybe my kit is just obsolete;)
- znpy 7y agoon a sidenote, ram on laptops has been steady a bit too much imho. we're stuck on 8/16 gb since quite a while. higher end models are starting to show up with 64gb, but to me it seems that it's kinda of an artificial limitation.
- magicalhippo 7y agoRAM eats battery life so there's a trade-off when it comes to laptops.