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Yeah, sometimes I think they designed it this way so that people would not buy the entry level MBP. I remember when I bought one in 2019, after some time it wou
by dvfjsdhgfv 3y ago
Yeah, sometimes I think they designed it this way so that people would not buy the entry level MBP. I remember when I bought one in 2019, after some time it would complain it cannot update Xcode because of lack of space. The point is, Xcode was the only additional app installed on this MBP. So yeah, it might be their strategy to give an illusion of choice with offering unusable cheaper options while for everything decent you need to pay disproportionately more.
- lproven 3y agoNo, it's because having on-die RAM leads to a lot of defective dies that have to be thrown away. So perhaps some can be salvaged by disabling half of the RAM because a few bytes don't work and thus can be sold as 8GB units.