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iMac 24-inch M3 review: A clear sign that Intel Mac support is ending soon
That doesn't justify the prices for the upgrades, and your point only address the memory, it doesn't address the SSD upgrade prices.sunman42 said:I have to ask whether this commenter has used Apple Silicon Macs, because the shared memory (between graphics and CPU cores) architecture simply requires less physical memory than legacy designs for many, if not most, use cases. That said, the customer should always be allowed to scale the amount of memory as the workload and expected life cycle of the hardware indicate.
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Epic 'Killers of the Flower Moon' flops at the box office
The biggest problem for the movie is that it has really serious pacing issues in the first 2 and half hours, it has basically no drama in the first 2 and half hours.
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Signs point to Apple Silicon M3 reveal at 'Scary Fast' event
Now if only we could ge these processors in the Apple TV so that proper AAA games could be developed for Arcade+
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Apple defends IAP against Japanese government App Store report
Changes to this central app distribution system, such as side-loading or enabling third-part app storefronts, could expose users to "greater risk."Of course then that will bring up the question to Apple, and that is if it genuienly believes that strongly about this then why don't they do this as well on the Mac where users can only install apps from the app store?
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EU law requiring easier iPhone battery replacement inches closer to enactment
Because it generally translates to higher costs to repair, it also generally results in more e-waste by fact that the entire unit is more likely to just simply be replaced instead of replacing the individual broken item. This is honestly an embarrasing question for you to even ask.hexclock said:I understand all your points, but why should the consumer care if it’s hard to fix or open? They don’t have to fix it, Apple or some other tech does.
