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technology1 year ago

"Debunking Apple's Defense of 8GB RAM in MacBooks: Is It Really Suitable for Gaming and AI?"

Apple's M3 MacBook laptops start at $1099 with 8GB RAM, and additional 8GB upgrades cost $200 each, with no option for manual upgrades. Apple claims 8GB RAM is sufficient for most users, but this has been debunked. The pricing and limitations of Apple's laptops make Windows laptops a more appealing option, especially with the upcoming Snapdragon X Elite processors and improved Windows on Arm emulation. This could bring more competition to the laptop space and potentially lead to more affordable and efficient devices.

via Windows Central|
#apple#arm-processor#macbook
technology2 years ago

Microsoft Developing Smaller ARM-Powered Surface Pro and Surface Go 4

Microsoft is reportedly developing a smaller Surface Pro with an 11-inch display and an Arm-powered Surface Go 4 model. The smaller Surface Pro is codenamed Luxor and will be similar in size and shape to the Surface Go. The Surface Go 4 is said to ship with a chip based on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 7c and may include 5G support for the first time. Both tablets are unlikely to ship before the fall, and we might be waiting until early next year to see Microsoft’s latest smaller Surface tablets.

via The Verge|
#5g-support#arm-processor#microsoft
technology2 years ago

Microsoft Developing ARM-based Surface Go 4 and 11-inch Surface Pro

Microsoft is reportedly working on an ARM-powered Surface Go 4, codenamed Tanta, which will feature a Snapdragon 7c-based SoC and may offer 5G connectivity. The company is also said to be developing an 11-inch Surface Pro, codenamed Luxor, with slimmer bezels and a 120Hz display. Both devices are expected to ship later this year, but timing is still uncertain. Microsoft's interest in smaller tablets may be due to recent tablet optimizations in Windows 11, with more touch-friendly features expected in future updates.

via Windows Central|
#11-inch-surface-pro#arm-processor#microsoft