Wandfarbe

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by Wandfarbe 6y ago
I don't get your comment. If its more expensive and much quicker, then this doesn't sound like a fair comparision at all or alternative.
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by Wandfarbe 6y ago
I'm not sure if my original comment is to unclear: If someone with a Device from 2013, really waits for the ARM Version of a Mac Book, that person will not have any advantage to a normal intel cpu based Mac Book because EVERY device wh
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by Wandfarbe 6y ago
RAM Prices on Mac where never reasonable. Upgrade prices where never reasonable. Why would Apple ever reduce upgrade prices just because they might save 100$ on a CPU? And why would you assume that the development of your own inhouse ARM CP
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by Wandfarbe 6y ago
Why? You are running a 2013 Macbook Pro; there is no clear benefit for you buying a Macbook from 2020 with or without ARM at all. Its absolutly unreasonable, if you are already running your Macbook from 2013, that the ARM will give YOU anyt
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by Wandfarbe 6y ago
I'm pretty sure what makes that stuff so expensive is all the Quality Control for every single part. Its probably quite a linear cost vector they have.
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by Wandfarbe 6y ago
hui sry! I have to update the number in my head :D
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by Wandfarbe 6y ago
USA is huge, its over 260 Million People. The country itself spannes different regions and zones. It is quite closed minded to reduce this to 'the U.S. is a sick country'
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by Wandfarbe 6y ago
Then feel free to actually bring proper argumentation instead of throwing some weird sentences out into the outernet...