I knew (thus the lowercase b) That's likely the largest that LDDR4x is ever going to go because the tech is outdated. If they had a 24GB option, you'd hear a l

I knew (thus the lowercase b) That's likely the largest that LDDR4x is ever going to go because the tech is outdated. If they had a 24GB option, you'd hear a lot fewer complaints (and the cost difference isn't massive). They announced 16GB (128Gb) LPDDR5 chips were in mass production in Q3 of last year. These both use less power and have better performance than LPDDR4x. Both Intel and Qualcomm have support for LPDDR5 in their chips that launched last year. No excuse for Apple here.