Comment by jordanb
11 hours ago
Fairly long history of Apple doing something anti-consumer and then all other manufactures following their lead. Same with non-replacable batteries, no headphone jack, have to pay extra for a charger, etc.
11 hours ago
Fairly long history of Apple doing something anti-consumer and then all other manufactures following their lead. Same with non-replacable batteries, no headphone jack, have to pay extra for a charger, etc.
So soldering RAM is all about being “anti consumer” and has nothing to do with the much better bandwidth?
Not to mention that iPhones work with any standard Bluetooth headphones and USV C standard headphones.
The average person isn't upgrading their RAM. The average person might want to use headphones.
And the average person buys Bluetooth headphones and USB C headphones
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