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Mac Studio 2023 review: You probably want this, and not the Mac Pro

mariowinco

June 2023

macsean3 said:

I suppose seeing the price tag for non-Apple-installed RAM is what bugs people when they reach for their mouse to increase the RAM prior to purchase. Is this RAM they install more expensive because it has to be formatted differently from the manufacturer in order to accommodate the Mac assembly process for their drives? Is the memory in a smaller footprint than, say, RAM chips for the 2018 Mac mini? I get the whole thing about paying for stability up front, but it always seems I'm getting gouged for it. Getting nicked is expected; it's the gouging that leaves a bad taste.

If I understand properly, ram is now packed into chip, and essentially apple is deactivating the silicon you do not pay for
Compared: New Apple TV 4K versus 2021 Apple TV 4K

mariowinco

October 2022

Price coming down but still too expensive (for me).

I’ve bought kindle fire for 30 euro one year ago and have not used our old Apple TV 3 since then. We used the kindle fire even when traveling, as it takes energy from HDMI.

once I move my HT to 4K will check again about Apple offerings in this space
Compared: M2 MacBook Air vs Surface Laptop Go 2

mariowinco

June 2022

Microsoft includes a four-speaker sound system in its MacBook Air, complete with Dolby Atmos support with Spatial Audio. The headphone jack is also better in that it contains high-impedance headphone

Typo here
Apple Acoustics VP hints that Bluetooth could be holding back AirPods

mariowinco

December 2021

What’s holding me back on buying airpods again is that the battery cannot be replaced.
but all the vendors have the same limits on this product class. Life
Snap, Facebook using loopholes to bypass App Tracking Transparency

mariowinco

December 2021

I’m of the idea that a great part of this “right to privacy” is BS.
As of the quantity of data that a company like FB/snap/Apple/google has about interactions with content my guess is that most of what we hear is noise.