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Model: Apple - MacBook Air 15" Laptop - M2 chip - 16GB Memory - 1TB SSD (Latest Model) - Midnight
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Thanks OP! I was spec'ing this M2/15 last night on Apple.com. Much better deal here. Just a note, this package comes with the 35w power adapter. Wish Apple would have included the 70w. You can select it for no additional charge on Apple.com. There's always something with Apple's configs (RAM, Cores, SSD, and now power adapters) 🤬
Pricing is set up in a way that makes you want to upgrade just a little bit more
There are times when I looked at their iPhone pricing for the past few gens and was in awe. It was like buy the SE or the 12 Pro —- everything in between left you wanting an upgrade for just a little more.
Pricing is set up in a way that makes you want to upgrade just a little bit more
This is true. I like Apple products, just wish they would lower ram upgrade prices a bit and allow them for any configuration instead of tying them to specific processor upgrades.
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Apple's pricing for extra ram and storage really make it hard to justify a better spec Air over a MacBook Pro.
Even the pro starts at 8GB of RAM. They are living 10 years in the past. I was looking at the new M3 and noticed they didn't make an air, I was shocked the pro was 8GB.
Even the pro starts at 8GB of RAM. They are living 10 years in the past. I was looking at the new M3 and noticed they didn't make an air, I was shocked the pro was 8GB.
Apple has much tighter memory coupling with their OS and hardware integration. They have a different philosophy on memory. Unless you have a need for 16gb, 8 is plenty good for most people in their ecosystem.
Apple has much tighter memory coupling with their OS and hardware integration. They have a different philosophy on memory. Unless you have a need for 16gb, 8 is plenty good for most people in their ecosystem.
You can barely run a couple tabs of chrome. Sounds like a PR statement. Doesnt matter what apple does if the applications themselves are not optimized. 16GB should have been the norm years ago, now I would argue that 32GB will be the new standard in just a couple years and apple will still be behind
You can barely run a couple tabs of chrome. Sounds like a PR statement. Doesnt matter what apple does if the applications themselves are not optimized. 16GB should have been the norm years ago, now I would argue that 32GB will be the new standard in just a couple years and apple will still be behind
Never had the challenges you talk about with Chrome.
Then again you blame applications and lack of optimization for why Apple should spring more upfront costs which then get passed onto consumers as the reason why?
Never had the challenges you talk about with Chrome.
Then again you blame applications and lack of optimization for why Apple should spring more upfront costs which then get passed onto consumers as the reason why?
Oh look, you found a random video that does nothing to refute mine or Apple's statements but instead bolsters your worldview. Where have I seen this before?
You're stuck on silly.
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This is true. I like Apple products, just wish they would lower ram upgrade prices a bit and allow them for any configuration instead of tying them to specific processor upgrades.
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I know because I work for a storage company.
Then again you blame applications and lack of optimization for why Apple should spring more upfront costs which then get passed onto consumers as the reason why?
Go back to the drawing board, please.
Then again you blame applications and lack of optimization for why Apple should spring more upfront costs which then get passed onto consumers as the reason why?
Go back to the drawing board, please.
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You're stuck on silly.
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