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Even if I made a million dollars a year, I wouldn't want to be needlessly gouged by anyone. I'm fine with vendors charging way more than the ram is worth, as l
by phaus 14y ago
Even if I made a million dollars a year, I wouldn't want to be needlessly gouged by anyone.
I'm fine with vendors charging way more than the ram is worth, as long as I have the option to purchase my ram somewhere else.
There's no denying that the new MacBook is a very nice machine, it just sucks that they either had to make huge concessions to get the form factor the way it is or they wanted to.
Does anyone know if the Samsung Series 9 allows for user upgradable memory? If so, there is no excuse for Apple.
- reaganing 14y agoIt does appear from Samsung's website that the Series 9 (the NP900X3A variant, anyway) does have user-replaceable RAM and supports a maximum of 8GB. Dell's XPS 13 Ultrabook appears to have a user replaceable SSD, but not RAM. That Lenovo X230 appears to allow both. Seems other ultrabooks allow one or the other, or none. While I do like to upgrade things myself (upgraded the RAM and put an SSD in my current 13" Pro) and would prefer notebooks have that option, Apple's targeting an audience that would rather have their notebooks be as thin as possible than have the ability to do something that they'll never care to do. People that don't like that, can just buy something else, in Apple's opinion.