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For the lowest end models right? It's the same tradeoff to bring down prices for people buying the lowest end machines. Presumably they understand that people w
by viscanti 6y ago
For the lowest end models right? It's the same tradeoff to bring down prices for people buying the lowest end machines. Presumably they understand that people who need the higher end spec'd machines will wait to buy a new laptop until more software has been migrated to run natively.
If you need a 13" MBP that supports more than 16gb of ram, they sell it. It seems unlikely they'll stick with a 16gb limit once they start replacing the higher end devices.
- wtetzner 6y ago> For the lowest end models right? For the current M1 models. You can still get 32GB of RAM on the Intel models. So they're "low end" only in the sense that you can't get more than 16GB of RAM on them.