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$300 for a 256GB storage upgrade. Apple being Apple
by dexterdog 7y ago
$300 for a 256GB storage upgrade. Apple being Apple
- rangibaby 7y agoAt least now USB SSDs are cheap, small and fast
- tonyedgecombe 7y agoThere are other differences besides the storage.
- leetcrew 7y agowhat are they? looks like they're still using the latest intel cpus from two years ago.
- tonyedgecombe 7y agoBetween the models, not compared to previous.
- supdatecron 7y ago> looks like they're still using the latest intel cpus from two years ago. So this is how they're making their profit targets...
- LeifCarrotson 7y agoi3 vs i5 (base model). You can upgrade either to the i7 for $300. Both start with 8 GB memory, you can upgrade to 16 GB for $200, 32 GB for $600, or 64 GB for $1000. If you get the i3, you can upgrade to 512 GB of storage for $200 (essentially, that and the i3 -> i5 upgrade for $100 is a processor + storage upgrade disguised as a different model). You could also upgrade to 1 TB for $400 or 2 TB for $800. A 10GB Ethernet NIC is the last option, available for $100; I guess they realize these are likely to be used in farms where network transfer will be important.