My thinking here is, that RAM is not a concept normies understand as a value proposition. It's like putting bad wires into something, and charging for better wi

My thinking here is, that RAM is not a concept normies understand as a value proposition. It's like putting bad wires into something, and charging for better wires. If the devices fail because of poorly isolated wires, nobody would think "ah, that's my bad, I'll buy the wires upgrade next time". Contrast this with a a better camera in a phone that makes prettier pictures, or a bigger battery in a car, that helps you drive further. There is a tangible value add. In a world, where users are increasingly uninterested in tech RAM, for normal use seems to be in the wire category. It's just a thing for everything to not fail and feel like shit. Are there really enough users who would think "of course, more RAM is required" instead of just being annoyed at Gmail crashing for no apparent reason and it being damaging to the Apple brand?