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You can already spec the M1 with 16GB, it’s just pretty pricey. I don’t even want to think what the 32GB and above will cost.
by dan1234 6y ago
You can already spec the M1 with 16GB, it’s just pretty pricey.
I don’t even want to think what the 32GB and above will cost.
- joshstrange 6y agoI mean, I got the 15" 2018 MBP with 32GB i9 500GB w/ dedicated graphics for $3,899.00. A MBP 13" with 16GB and 1TB is only $1,899.00. I'd fall over myself to buy a M2/M1Z (whatever they call it) with 32-64GB ram and 1TB ssd for as much as I paid for my last MBP. I honestly couldn't be happier that the new 13 MBP doesn't fit my needs or I'd be very tempted to get one. Thankfully now I can wait for the virtualization story to stabilize, wait for more ram, and wait for more external display support (all of which I need). I know that Apple charges a premium for their upgrades but from everything I've seen so far from the new 13" MBP I'll be happy to pay that premium this time around. I have always found the comparisons of ram/ssd in recent Apple MBP's to generic parts to be slightly disingenuous. Raw speeds don't really matter as much as how well everything works together in my experience and the new AS computers seem to take that to an even higher level.