Apple's done it since 2020. Intel was planning to, but walked it back. It dramatically increases performance, and allows vendors to sell you RAM at 8x the market price, and requires you to replace your entire computer to upgrade it, thereby inducing you to overspend on RAM from the outset so that you don't have to spend even more to replace the entire system later.
There's literally no reason for shareholders not to demand this from every computer manufacturer. Pay up, piggie.
Apple's done it since 2020. Intel was planning to, but walked it back. It dramatically increases performance, and allows vendors to sell you RAM at 8x the market price, and requires you to replace your entire computer to upgrade it, thereby inducing you to overspend on RAM from the outset so that you don't have to spend even more to replace the entire system later.
There's literally no reason for shareholders not to demand this from every computer manufacturer. Pay up, piggie.
Exactly. Better performance and higher profits. Seems inevitable to me.
> allows vendors to sell you RAM at 8x the market price, and requires you to replace your entire computer to upgrade it,
Good luck then. Some of us build our own computers to be upgreadable.