Apple's M2 MacBook Air: A Quiet Revolution in Laptop Design
With the introduction of Apple silicon's unified memory architecture, choosing the right amount of RAM for a new Mac has become crucial. This architecture allows all processing units to access a shared pool of memory, enhancing speed and efficiency. Most users will find 16GB sufficient for everyday tasks, while professionals handling more intensive workflows may need up to 192GB. The decision should balance current needs, future requirements, and cost, as memory upgrades are expensive and non-upgradable post-purchase.
