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It seems that you can upgrade to 32GB as well (update: replies are correct, I seem to have imagined this, both models are still limited to 16GB). My fear is th
by russell_h 11y ago
It seems that you can upgrade to 32GB as well (update: replies are correct, I seem to have imagined this, both models are still limited to 16GB).
My fear is that this means Apple believes Skylake is delayed, since they'll presumably want to do another release early during that cycle.
- zaroth 11y agoI do not see a 32GB option on their site.
- msluyter 11y agoIt seems that you can upgrade to 32GB as well. For the iMac, yes, but apparently not for the Macbook Pros. See: http://store.apple.com/us/buy-mac/macbook-pro?product=MJLT2LL/A&step=config# http://store.apple.com/us/buy-mac/macbook-pro?product=MJLT2L...
- intendedeffect 11y agoMaybe wishful thinking, but I don't think this is bad news for Skylake. It's just a token refresh, but it also gets Force Touch into the 15" Pro ahead of a WWDC where FT APIs for 10.11 and iOS 9 will presumably be topics of discussion. It might actually mean Skylake is right on time: people would also be ticked off if they bought what looked like a bigger update (i.e. to Broadwell) and then a redesigned Skylake model appeared just months later.