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Old 06-13-2012, 03:22 PM   #118
sclitheroe
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I'm canceling my order. I still have too many questions to plunk down over $3000 on a computer. And knowing I'll likely never be able to upgrade the RAM is the final straw.
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I'll probably get one eventually. I just want to make sure it's worth the investment, especially if I have to pay a premium for extra RAM.
$200 for an extra 8 GB of RAM is hardly a huge premium, and at that point you're rocking 16 GB.

Folks are vastly overreacting to the lack of upgradability. Seriously, what in the next 3-4 years, is going to require significantly more RAM than we have now? If you think having 16GB is important, get it now, and realize that amortized over 4 years, that extra $200 cost you a whopping $4 per month..oh noes.

How about all those non-socketed chips on every single laptop motherboard out there? How come iFixit isn't up in arms about the fact that a single chip failure on any modern laptop means a hugely expensive motherboard replacement, including the soldered in CPU.

Seems like a non-story, from a company (iFixit) that is in the business of selling tools and parts to take these machines apart.
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