Got 29th for a quite maxed out configurationAnyone got a Friday delivery?
Got 29th for a quite maxed out configurationAnyone got a Friday delivery?
Yeah, the 1TB one is about $3500 (29995 SEK).And with only 512gb!
Rest assured - you are not the only oneYou know.. this was the perfect way for Apple to upsell you on RAM. They couldn’t get you to do it before, but now they are touting 64GB Graphics Memory! OMG! So, of course, like an idiot I clicked 64 GB RAM. Well done, Apple. Well done.
That probably cost you 2 days additional delivery delay - but hey man a cloth could come in handyComing Tuesday, although they can piss off trying to sell me a £20 polishing cloth in checkout.
Same. Maxed it out for no reason. Expect this to be my last computer for at least 6 years.Got my 14 inch ordered!
heh I was doing that math last month. Just bought a used 2016 honda pilot for about $25K as much as I paid for my first house! You must have gotten the 16? I'll wait to see how the cpu testing comes out but may sell myFINALLY. Ughhhh, I've been suffering through the Touch Bar and butterfly keyboard for what feels like forever. I went ALL-IN for once. Thank you for the ports, thank you for MagSafe, thanks for the improved keyboard, Touch ID, Webcam upgrade, processor and GPU/RAM updates. Now SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY 🥳
[edit] $6,315.84 all-in fully maxed out specs with AppleCare+, tax and a military discount. More than I spent on my first 3 cars... 🤣
The app on my phone was faster than the webpage.I can't get a thing to load on their page. How are you guys getting orders placed?!
No binning in the world produces this kind of selection. Working CPU cores but defective GPU? It's purely marketing product segmentation.
I’d rather pay 771USD more for my MacBook Pro, and have free healthcare… than pay 30,000USD for child birth but get 771USD discount on my laptop.The base model ($1999) 14" is priced at 23995 crowns in Sweden, or about $2770.
Wow.
There must be some binning. You can get the M1 Pro with 6 or 8 performance cores, for example.No binning in the world produces this kind of selection. Working CPU cores but defective GPU? It's purely marketing product segmentation.