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We're in the same Apple computer boat. I'm on a 2010 MBP with 2x2.5" 240GB SSD and I'm maxed out at 8 GB RAM. But—the new high-end rMBP by default has 512 GB
by seiji 13y ago
We're in the same Apple computer boat. I'm on a 2010 MBP with 2x2.5" 240GB SSD and I'm maxed out at 8 GB RAM.
But—the new high-end rMBP by default has 512 GB SSD (much smaller physically) and 16 GB RAM soldered on (takes up less space than using RAM on interchangeable headers).
[Nobody seems to complain about non-socketed CPUs in laptops.]
The arrow of Apple Progress doesn't go backwards. We're not getting replaceable RAM in mobiles again.
- wil421 13y agoAgreed, the days of modding your laptop are going to be gone (for apple and probably everyone if ultra books take hold for the masses). The newly released rMBP's are more appealing than last year. That 256 or 512 ssd sounds like more than enough especially coupled with that nice retina display. Especially if I can convince my girlfriend to use her education discount.