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From another point of view this author's arguments may look a little odd. He has not much problem with Apple charging $1799 for a MacBook Pro with 16GB of RAM.
by tromp 3y ago
From another point of view this author's arguments may look a little odd.
He has not much problem with Apple charging $1799 for a MacBook Pro with 16GB of RAM. His problem is that Apple sells another model with 8GB for $1599. A $200 difference for a 8GB difference, what a ripoff!
Does that mean he'd be happier if Apple sold the base model for $1699 instead of $1599, making the 8GB memory upgrade cost a more reasonable $100?
- diffeomorphism 3y agoNo, the point is that the 8GB model is just for pretending that the base price is not 1799. The price difference is just apple telling you this (if 8GB were viable, they could not charge that much to unsabotage the machine).